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Stisla will help you to speed up your project, and design your own dashboard UI and the users will love it. Integrated with 30+ third-party libraries and has many components, you will easily to create a dashboard layout. Don't worry about the gadget you have. Stisla is very suitable for every platform. Written with HTML5 and CSS3 and supported by most modern browsers. We provide some javascript APIs to interact with some components more easily. All HTML pages are free of errors, because they...

...The library ensures cross-browser behavior and styling of built-in browser elements of user interface and text formatting, adding commonly used user interface elements such as modal windows, image viewer, menus, tabs, form messages, etc. It also contains some useful JavaScript functions for development, such as request() and getFormData(). You can see the demo here: https://nativeui.sourceforge.io/

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,...

...Lad boasts dozens of features and is extremely configurable. These microservices are preconfigured for security, performance, and graceful reloading. Redis, sessions, flash toast, and modal SweetAlert2 messages (uses ioredis which has support for Cluster, Sentinel, and more). Koa-based web app and API servers. Pagination built-in (using ctx-paginate). RESTful API with BasicAuth and versioning. Automated job scheduler with cron and human-readable syntax (backed by Mongoose and Bree). Passport-based authentication and group-based (Unix-like) permissioning. ...

A Java WEB application framework featuring: Flows (ie. components designed as finite state-machines usable as subflows, modal dialogs and components), a rendering engine able to refresh only changed parts of a web page via Ajax, and much much more ...