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Ember.js
A JavaScript framework for creating ambitious web applications
Ember.js is a productive, battle-tested JavaScript framework for building ambitious web applications. It's designed to make building web applications a whole lot easier, with everything you need to build rich UIs that work on any device available to you right out of the box. Ember helps keep you at your most productive with its solid CLI, built-in router, fully-featured data access library called Ember Data, and many other great features. Ember also comes with a Glimmer rendering engine,... -
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React Dashboard
Isomorphic admin dashboard template
Built with React, Bootstrap, React Router, Redux and GraphQL based on Create React App and latest industry best practices. This seed project is a sort of a free version of a template that may be found on Themeforest or Wrapbootstrap with working backend integration. You may use it to bootstrap the development of your next web app. You can open your web app in a browser, on mobile devices and start hacking. Whenever you modify any of the source files inside the /src folder, the module bundler... -
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Simorgh
The BBC's Open Source Single Page Application
BBC World Service News websites are rendered using Simorgh, a ReactJS based Single Page Application which also builds Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) for every regular HTML page that it renders. Simorgh also renders AMP pages for BBC Public Service News and BBC Sport. Simorgh provides a fast and accessible web experience used by millions of people around the world each month (see list of websites using Simorgh). It is regularly maintained and well documented, and we welcome open-source... -
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Koa
Expressive middleware for node.js using ES2017 async functions
Koa is a minimal, expressive web framework for Node.js created by the team behind Express, built around modern JavaScript features. Its middleware system uses async functions and an “onion” execution model, producing clean, sequential control flow for request/response handling. Koa keeps the core small and unopinionated—there’s no built-in router or templating—so developers compose only the pieces they need. The framework exposes a refined Context object to standardize request and response... -
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nrg
A batteries-included web framework for Node.js
A batteries-included Node.js web framework. -
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joi-router
Configurable, input and output validated routing for koa
Easy, rich, and fully validated koa routing. koa-joi-router returns a constructor that you use to define your routes. The design is such that you construct multiple router instances, one for each section of your application which you then add as koa middleware. The route definition for the currently matched route is available via ctx.state.route. This object is not the exact same route definition object that was passed into koa-joi-router, nor is it used internally - any changes made to this... -
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Koalerplate
Simple Koa Boilerplate for APIs
A simple Koa 2 boilerplate for API's using ES6. -
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Koa Vue Fullstack Boilerplate
A lightweight boilerplate for a universal webapp based on koa
Vue.js, Koa.js, Node.js, and MongoDB full-stack lightweight example applications. Authentication, CRUD, and access control are included. This project aims to build a small but structured full-stack application, so it would be relatively clear for a programmer/beginner to understand how to build a website from scratch. -
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koa-react-router
React-router middleware for koa 2
koa 2 middleware for React server-side rendering and routing with react-router 5. -
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dva
React and redux based, lightweight and elm-style framework
React and redux-based, lightweight and elm-style framework. Lightweight front-end framework based on redux, redux-saga and react-router. (Inspired by elm and choo) Easy to learn, easy to use: only 6 apis, very friendly to redux users, and API reduce to 0 when use with umi. Elm concepts: organize models with reducers, effects and subscriptions. Support HMR: support HMR for components, routes and models with babel-plugin-dva-hmr. Plugin system: e.g. we have dva-loading plugin to handle loading... -
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koa-router-multer
Minimalist Wrapper of multer, for koa-router
Wrapper of koa-multer, for koa-router. Tested with Koa 2.x, should work with Koa 1.x as well. -
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Koa React Universal
lightweight React-Koa2 universal boilerplate, only what is essential
lightweight React-Koa2 universal boilerplate, only what is essential. This project is dedicated to building a simple yet powerful Koa-React-Universal boilerplate. All key ingredients are in src/development、src/production and webpack configurations, which are easy to understand、set-up and extend. We promise to use the most recent & official packages(as much as we can), no weird or tricky stuff, keeping this project clean and fully customizable.
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