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NOTE: Kaboom.js is no longer maintained. See GitHub for more.Kaboom.js is a Javascript game programming library that helps you make games fast and fun. // start the game kaboom() // define gravity setGravity(2400) // load a default sprite loadBean() // add character to screen, from a list of components const player = add([ sprite("bean"), // renders as a sprite pos(120, 80), // position in world a
Getting startedUsageComponentsExtending componentsRenderersState machinesApplication stateEvent busInternationalizationModulesRouterScript loaderDeprecated FicusJS documentationBrowsers have improved greatly. Many of the reasons to reach for a big framework like React or Angular have gone away. You don't have to rely on a complex build system, bundlers, or other tooling to ship your Javascript to
A JavaScript framework for creating fully-featured web applications, components libraries, and single web components with unique declarative and functional architecture
What Nano JSX is designed to build ultra fast MPAs and SPAs using JSX. It uses a different approach than other JSX libraries like React, Preact or Inferno. Nano JSX is really close to the DOM. There is no Virtual DOM and you can manipulate the DOM as you want. You can even call Nano.render() inside a Component, which then renders some JSX code to manage another part of your app. You have full cont
OrbitDB is a serverless, distributed, peer-to-peer database. OrbitDB uses IPFS as its data storage and IPFS Pubsub to automatically sync databases with peers. It’s an eventually consistent database that uses CRDTs for conflict-free database merges making OrbitDB an excellent choice for decentralized apps (dApps), blockchain applications and offline-first web applications. Learn More Funding OrbitD
Accessibility Shepherd has full keyboard navigation support, focus trapping, and a11y compliance via aria attributes. Highly Customizable Shepherd's styles are kept minimal, allowing you to easily customize the look and feel, but still give you enough to drop in and be ready to go quickly. Framework Ready Shepherd is ready to drop into your application using React, Ember, Angular, Vue.js, ES Modul
Property based testing is another way to test programs. Instead of relying on hard-coded inputs and outputs, it checks characteristics of the output given the whole range of possible inputs. Coverage more > By nature, property based testing puts less constraints on the inputs. As a consequence, the scope of covered inputs is much higher and can lead to unexplored code paths
ctx := v8.NewContext() // creates a new V8 context with a new Isolate aka VM ctx.RunScript("const add = (a, b) => a + b", "math.js") // executes a script on the global context ctx.RunScript("const result = add(3, 4)", "main.js") // any functions previously added to the context can be called val, _ := ctx.RunScript("result", "value.js") // return a value in JavaScript back to Go fmt.Printf("additio
It worked great and I was thrilled that it's been able to solve the problem of cross-platform environment variable setting for years. Over time, people started adding a bunch of extra features to it and at that time in my OSS experience, I didn't quite understand the value of saying "no, that's out of scope." Luckily, cross-env still solves my issue, so I'm able to use it for it's intended purpose
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