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React Native UI Library
UI Components Library for React Native
RNUI is a UI toolset & components library for React Native. Basic components like buttons, avatars, and cards and more sophisticated ones like hints, ColorPicker and drawer. -
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Excalidraw
Virtual whiteboard for sketching hand-drawn like diagrams
Excalidraw, the virtual whiteboard app for sketching hand-drawn like diagrams, has come a long way. With the remote work becoming the status quo, Excalidraw was able to show its true potential and we’ve come to a point where over 100K people have used it just the last month! While it has been extremely successful as a free open source project, the biggest source of complaints nowadays is around adoption within companies: How do you share diagrams with your co-workers easily? Can your company... -
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Signature Pad
HTML5 canvas based smooth signature drawing
Signature Pad is a JavaScript library for drawing smooth signatures. It's HTML5 canvas based and uses variable width Bézier curve interpolation based on Smoother Signatures post by Square. It works in all modern desktop and mobile browsers and doesn't depend on any external libraries. Demo works in desktop and mobile browsers. You can check out its source code for some tips on how to handle window resize and high DPI screens. You can also find more about the latter in HTML5 Rocks tutorial.... -
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Countries, Languages & Continents data
Countries, Languages & Continents data (capital and currency)
Continents & countries (with languages, capital and currency, native name, calling codes). Continents & countries: ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code, name, ISO 639-1 language, capital and currency, native name, calling codes. Lists are available in JSON, CSV and SQL formats. Also, contains separate JSON files with additional country Emoji flags data. This version changes a lot in the data structures and placement of the files. So, if your projects depend on the old structure — specify previous... -
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react-rewards
A package containing a few micro-interactions you can use
A package containing a few micro-interactions you can use to reward your users for little things and make them smile! React-rewards lets you add micro-interactions to your app, and rewards users with the rain of confetti, emoji or balloons in seconds. Firing confetti all over the page may seem like a questionable idea, but keep in mind that rewarding users for their actions is not. If a huge cloud of smiling emoji doesn't fit your application well, try changing the physics config to make it... -
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Midi router
Midi router
Midi router - anywhere to anywhere. Midi Router Client is an advanced, cross-platform tool designed to route and manipulate MIDI signals in real time. It allows users to create virtual MIDI ports, map MIDI events (e.g., CC to pitch wheel), monitor inputs, and build custom controls like program change dropdowns—all with minimal latency Documentation: https://shemeshg.github.io/MidiRouterClient-mdbook Github and support: https://github.com/shemeshg/MidiRouterClient step by step... -
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PicMo
JavaScript emoji picker. Any app, any framework
Plain JavaScript emoji picker. Any app, any framework. Use PicMo to add a rich emoji picker to any JavaScript project, regardless of the framework. Use the platform's native emojis, or cross-platform emojis from Twemoji. Even add your own custom emojis and GIFs. Search for emojis by name or tags. Customize sizing, layout, and UI elements. Emoji data is loaded once from a CDN and cached in the browser for subsequent sessions. Use the default operating system emoji images or use an alternative... -
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Scene.js
Scene.js is JavaScript & CSS timeline-based animation library
Scene.js supports two plays: javascript and css animation. It's perfect to use it in context and not feel the difference. Scene.js have complete control over time. No matter what time you choose, this can show you the right movement for that time. With Scene.js, SVG can be used by CSS animation in Chrome and can also be controlled by point through 'attribute'. Scene.js can control multiple elements at the same time. Even though the time between the start and end of each element is different,... -
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Rough
Create graphics with a hand-drawn, sketchy, appearance
Rough is a graphics library that renders hand-drawn-style sketches using the HTML5 Canvas or SVG. It emulates the appearance of a pencil sketch or doodle, giving digital drawings an informal and expressive look. The library is ideal for creative applications, data visualizations, and prototypes that benefit from a casual visual style. Rough is written in JavaScript and easily integrates with modern front-end frameworks and visualization tools. -
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