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JavaScript-Load-Image is a client-side image loading and processing library that focuses on turning File/Blob objects or remote URLs into HTML <img> or <canvas> elements, optionally transformed in the process. It is often used in upload flows where images need to be previewed, resized, rotated, or cropped before being sent to a server, reducing bandwidth and improving user experience. The library can interpret image metadata, including Exif and IPTC tags, and can extract embedded thumbnails when present, which is handy for building fast image pickers or galleries. ...

...It can handle any input: buffers, url, <img> tag and more; .jpg, .tif, and .heic files; and TIFF (EXIF, GPS, etc.), XMP, ICC, IPTC, JFIF segments. It skips parsing tags you don’t need, and reads only the first few bytes. There’s no need to read the whole file to see if there’s an EXIF file in it, or extract all the data when you just need a few tags. Instead of reading byte by byte from start to finish, Exifr jumps through the file structure from pointer to pointer, making it extremely fast and efficient!

Launchjs is rapid application development framework built utilizing JavaScript. It allows you to quickly build your web sites using JavaScript without a lot of extra typing. It combines groups of functions that have been commonly used to develop web pages. One of the great things about Launchjs is that it allows you easily change the selector used to call functions. Another great feature is that the code base is well organized and you can import just some of the functions from the library...

...It works in the DOM-tree to make a clean distinktion between layout and script. WIth tedo it is easy to update layout or dynamic behaviour without breakage. Templates are created in the normal html-file. To special elements the class tedo is added and data-tedo-tags describing the type of template. To modify elements through templates the tedo object is used. Example of usage is tedo.my_list.addLast() The goal is that it should be compatible with the newer versions of all big browsers both mobile and stationary, but it requires some newer features like classlist, dataset and elementNode references.