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ElectroCRUD 2
Database CRUD Application Built on Electron
...After a few years of the project being inactive, I decided to bring it to life again. The codebase was built from scratch using Electron+Angular8. The new version contains most of the features of the first version, and new features are added on a weekly basis. From version 2.7.0 SQLite has been added, currently its very limited support but we working on full support for next version. -
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angular tree component
A simple yet powerful tree component for Angular (>=2)
This project is completely free and open to use under the MIT license. Keyboard navigation. Drag & Drop. Virtual Scroll to support large trees. Checkboxes, Async children load. Expand/collapse/select nodes. Events: activate, collapse, expand, focus, etc. Custom node template (string or component) Custom loading component (for async data). Custom children/name attributes. -
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w3tec
A delightful way to building a RESTful API with NodeJs & TypeScript
Our main goal with this project is a feature complete server application. We like you to be focused on your business and not spending hours in project configuration. Beautiful Code thanks to the awesome annotations of the libraries from pleerock. Easy API Testing with included e2e testing. Dependency Injection done with the nice framework from TypeDI. Simplified Database Query with the ORM TypeORM.
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