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aosabook
The Architecture of Open Source Applications
aosabook is the source repository for The Architecture of Open Source Applications, a book series about how real open-source systems are designed and built. The project collects the written material, source files, and build assets used to publish the books. Its purpose is educational, showing developers how experienced engineers solve complex design problems in actual software projects. The material is aimed at junior developers who want to learn architectural thinking, as well as more... -
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JavaScript Basics
Educational repository for learning JavaScript
JavaScript Basics is an extensive educational repository for learning JavaScript from foundational syntax through practical coding and interview preparation. It includes a very large long-form reference alongside dedicated folders for coding exercises and supporting scripts. The material is aimed at beginners as well as developers reviewing JavaScript for technical interviews. Repository topics emphasize core JavaScript, ES6 concepts, tutorials, common interview questions, and hands-on... -
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mathjs
An extensive math library for JavaScript and Node.js
mathjs is a comprehensive mathematics library for JavaScript and Node.js that provides advanced numerical, symbolic, and matrix computation capabilities through a flexible expression-based interface. The library supports a wide range of mathematical operations including algebra, statistics, complex numbers, fractions, units, matrices, and symbolic manipulation while maintaining compatibility across browsers and server environments. One of its defining features is its expression parser, which... -
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Ultimate React Course
https://github.com/jonasschmedtmann/ultimate-react-course
Ultimate React Course is the official repository for Jonas Schmedtmann’s Ultimate React course. It provides starter files, final project code, and FAQs that support a complete React learning path from fundamentals to more advanced application patterns. The course materials cover modern React development with components, props, state, effects, forms, routing, data fetching, state management, and larger real-world projects. Learners can begin each section from starter code, then compare their... -
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Complete JavaScript Course
Starter files, final projects, and FAQ for Complete JavaScript course
Complete JavaScript Course is the official code repository for Jonas Schmedtmann’s Complete JavaScript Course. It contains starter files, final project files, and frequently asked questions that support the video-based Udemy course. The material is organized by course sections, covering fundamentals, developer skills, DOM projects, JavaScript internals, data structures, functions, arrays, OOP, asynchronous JavaScript, modules, tooling, and larger final applications. Learners can start with... -
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Complete Node Bootcamp
Starter files, final projects and FAQ for my Complete Node.js Bootcamp
Complete Node Bootcamp is the official course-material repository for Jonas Schmedtmann’s Complete Node.js, Express, and MongoDB Bootcamp. It contains starter files, finished project files, and course support material for building backend applications with JavaScript. The repository is centered on practical server-side development, including Node.js fundamentals, Express APIs, MongoDB data modeling, authentication, security, payments, deployment, and real-world backend architecture. Learners... -
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iCSS
More than CSS
iCSS is a large curated repository of advanced CSS techniques, creative experiments, and deep dives into modern web animation and styling capabilities. Rather than being a traditional library, the project functions as an educational and inspirational knowledge base that explores unusual, powerful, or overlooked CSS features. The content covers topics such as layout tricks, animation patterns, visual effects, accessibility considerations, and emerging CSS standards. Materials are continuously... -
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WWWBasic
wwwBASIC is an implementation of BASIC that runs on Node.js & the Web
wwwBASIC is a JavaScript-based implementation of the classic BASIC programming language designed to run seamlessly in web browsers and Node.js environments. Created by Google, it allows developers and enthusiasts to write and execute BASIC programs directly within HTML pages or via command-line tools. The interpreter compiles BASIC source code into JavaScript at load time, enabling efficient execution within modern web environments without requiring external emulators or plugins. It supports... -
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Underscore.js
JavaScript's utility belt
Underscore.js is a JavaScript utility-library created by Jeremy Ashkenas that provides a broad set of functions for working with arrays, objects, functions, and other data types — essentially a “utility belt” for functional programming in JS. Instead of extending built-in objects or modifying prototypes, Underscore provides its helpers in a single _ namespace, enabling cross-browser support and consistent behaviour across environments. It offers map/filter/reduce, deep-cloning, templating,... -
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Backbone
Give your JS app some Backbone with models, views, and collections
Backbone is a lightweight JavaScript library (sometimes described as a micro-framework) created by Jeremy Ashkenas that adds structure to JavaScript-heavy applications by providing models, views, collections, events and routing tied to RESTful JSON services. Its main philosophy is to provide the minimal set of primitives to organise your client-side code — models for data, collections for groups of models, views for UI interactions, and routers for state/URL management — without prescribing... -
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V8 Perf
Notes and resources related to v8 and thus Node.js performance
V8 Perf is an educational collection of notes and resources about V8 internals and JavaScript performance in Node.js. It explains how V8 represents JavaScript data internally and how those representations can influence execution speed. Compiler documentation explores the Ignition interpreter, TurboFan optimizer, optimization decisions, and deoptimization behavior. Memory sections explain heap organization, garbage collection, object references, allocations, and leak investigation. Profiling... -
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WTFJS
A list of funny and tricky JavaScript examples
WTFJS is a curated collection of JavaScript “gotchas” and puzzling examples that reveal surprising corners of the language. Each entry presents a small snippet, explains why the behavior occurs, and ties it back to the specification or engine rules. The repository covers coercion quirks, edge-case comparisons, floating-point oddities, prototype traps, and scoping pitfalls, among others. It’s designed as both a fun read and a serious learning aid, helping developers build an intuition for how... -
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Hacker Scripts
Based on a true story
Hacker Scripts is a cheeky collection of small automation scripts and language ports collected under the tagline “Based on a true story.” The repository gathers playful utilities (originally shell and Ruby scripts) that automate short, real-world tasks — for example, sending a quick “late at work” text when SSH sessions are active, firing off an automated “I’m sick / working from home” email on certain mornings, or even talking to a networked coffee machine to start brewing at precisely the... -
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JavaScript Array Explorer
A resource to figure out what JavaScript array method would be best
Array Explorer is an educational web-based resource created by Sarah Drasner to help developers understand and select the appropriate JavaScript array method (like map, filter, reduce, find, etc.) when they’re stuck wondering “which one should I use?” Instead of diving into endless docs, you can use the interactive tool to specify what you’re trying to accomplish—e.g., “remove items,” “transform items,” “find something,” “aggregate results”—then see which methods match and get live code... -
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libpku
Private compilation of curriculum materials in your school
libpku is a community-driven repository that collects and organizes university course materials, lecture notes, past exams, problem sets, and student-compiled summaries—primarily for Peking University, but also including contributions from other institutions. Its mission is to make hard-to-find, experience-based educational content more openly accessible, so that students don’t have to reinvent what prior generations of learners already collected. The repository is organized into folders by... -
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Face-Detection-JavaScript
Small browser-based computer vision demo
Face-Detection-JavaScript is a small browser-based computer vision demo that uses JavaScript and face-api.js to analyze live webcam video. It loads face detection, facial landmark, face recognition, and facial expression models from a local models folder. Once the webcam stream starts, the app creates a canvas overlay and draws detection results directly over the video feed. It can identify face boxes, map facial landmark points, and display detected expressions in near real time. The... -
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MixItUp 3
Library for animated filtering, sorting, insertion, removal and more
MixItUp is a high-performance, dependency-free library for animated DOM manipulation, giving you the power to filter, sort, add and remove DOM elements with beautiful animations. MixItUp plays nice with your existing HTML and CSS, making it a great choice for responsive layouts and compatible with inline-flow, percentages, media queries, flexbox and more. MixItUp is open source and free to use for non-commercial, educational and non-profit use. For use in commercial projects, a commercial... -
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asynquence
Asynchronous flow control
asynquence is a small, promise-like flow library for composing asynchronous steps into readable sequences. Instead of juggling nested callbacks, you create a chain of operations that pass values forward and route errors consistently. It supports concurrency control via “gates” and “races,” letting multiple tasks proceed and rejoin at the right moment without complex bookkeeping. The design emphasizes clarity and debuggability, keeping stack traces and error paths straightforward. Plugins... -
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analytics.js boilerplate
Examples and best practices for using analytics.js
analyticsjs-boilerplate is a reference implementation for using Google Analytics analytics.js on modern websites. It collects best practices for tracking page views, user interactions, errors, performance metrics, and custom events in a structured way. The project was created to help developers avoid scattered analytics snippets and instead start from a cleaner, more maintainable setup. It includes patterns for organizing analytics logic, reporting useful metrics, and making implementation... -
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REINFORCEjs
Reinforcement Learning Agents in Javascript
REINFORCEjs is a JavaScript reinforcement-learning library built to demonstrate several major RL algorithms directly in the browser. It includes dynamic programming methods for finite environments and tabular temporal-difference learning with SARSA and Q-learning. A Deep Q-Learning agent extends Q-learning to continuous state features through neural-network function approximation. The project also experiments with stochastic and deterministic policy gradients and actor-critic methods for... -
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React Hot Boilerplate
Minimal live-editing example for React
React Hot Boilerplate is a minimal historical example demonstrating live editing of React components during development. It was created to show how React Hot Loader could update component code without forcing a full browser refresh. Webpack provides bundling and development-server support, while Babel handles JavaScript transformation. Source changes are pushed into the running application so developers can immediately see updated behavior. The repository intentionally stays small so the... -
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ng-demos
Variety of angular demos
ng-demos is a collection of sample Angular applications and code examples designed to demonstrate best practices, patterns, and techniques for building modern web applications. The repository includes multiple demo projects that showcase different aspects of Angular development, such as component design, routing, data services, and state management. It is intended as a learning resource for developers who want to see practical implementations of concepts discussed in tutorials and style... -
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N-chat
Multiplayer chat rooms built with Express + Socket.IO
N-chat is a small educational group-chat application created with Express and Socket.IO. It demonstrates how a Node.js server can maintain real-time connections and broadcast events among browser clients. Users sign in with a display name that is stored in a cookie, and duplicate active names are rejected. The server tracks connected users and announces when someone enters or leaves the room. Messages can be sent publicly to everyone or privately to a selected online user. The browser... -
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csg.js
Constructive solid geometry on meshes using BSP trees in JavaScript
csg.js is a JavaScript library implementing constructive solid geometry (CSG) operations on polygonal meshes using BSP trees. With CSG, you build complex 3D shapes by combining primitives using Boolean operations like union, subtract, and intersect. The library focuses on clarity and correctness: its implementation is intentionally concise and readable so developers can understand the algorithm, while still correctly handling tricky edge cases such as overlapping coplanar polygons. A...
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