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Blade UI Kit
A set of renderless components to utilise in your Laravel Blade views
Blade UI Kit is a set of renderless components to utilize in your Laravel Blade views. In all essence, it's a collection of useful utilities, connect the dots between different parts of the TALL stack. It was made for Blade, Laravel's powerful templating engine. -
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EasyZSwoole
swoole, easyswoole, swoole framework
EasySwoole is a distributed swoole framework with a permanent memory. It is born specifically for API and supports the simultaneous monitoring of HTTP, WebSocket, self-defined TCP, UDP protocol, and has rich components, such as collaboration Connect Pool, TP style co-process ORM, co-process microcredit SDK, co-process Kafka client, co-process ElasticSearch client, co-process Consul client, co-process Redis client, co-process Apollo client, co-process NSQ client, co-process self-definition... -
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Neiki's Cookie Banner
Lightweight, dependency-free cookie consent banner (GDPR/ePrivacy compliant) in vanilla JS. Fully customizable and accessible.
Neiki's Cookie Banner is a lightweight, drop-in cookie consent solution for any website that needs to comply with GDPR, ePrivacy, and similar privacy regulations — without dragging in a heavy third-party SDK or tying your site to a paid SaaS. It is built from the ground up in vanilla JavaScript with zero dependencies, so it works on any stack — from a static HTML page to a WordPress theme, Laravel app, Next.js site, or anything in between. Drop in one file and you have a fully functional,...
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