The HyperText Markup Language (HTML) is the standard markup language for documents designed to be displayed in a web browser.
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Data visualization project of a fantasy league competition between Melanie Brière and Crucifix Arnaud.
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A browser extension and floating terminal that streamlines pet check-ins and cremations for Faithful Companion. It includes multi-user tracking for shared computers, searchable history logs, fast printing, and seamless native webpage integration.
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OnixOS Planet Source Codes | https://planet.onix-project.com/
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Mirror from https://github.com/Fabio3rs/BibliothecaPatristica Digitalização e indexação do corpus patrístico (Patrologia Graeca, Latina e Orientalis) com OCR, resumos e keywords em português, usando Tesseract, OpenCV e LLMs.
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🌐 nbcodeblog – A web development learning hub with guides on HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Git, GitHub, Bitbucket, GitLab, and modern frameworks. Explore tutorials, snippets, and projects to build modern, responsive websites.Updated -
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Minimal Tetris in the browser: classic blocks, responsive controls, Supabase scores, zero clutter.
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The Official Workplace Sidebar Extension Repository
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www.lieblings-wunschliste.de - a free online wishlist creator focusing on privacy and security
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Much of the data we need arrives as CSV — parse it in the browser with PapaParse, read a remote file, and plot what you found.
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Web Workers makes it possible to run a script operation in a background thread separate from the main execution thread of a web application.
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Styling web documents with the Tailwind CSS utility framework.
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visx a collection of expressive, low-level visualization primitives for React
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A TypeScript web client backed by Supabase.
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TSX is an extension of TypeScript that lets you write markup inside your code, and put data in it that changes.
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Charting React applications with the Recharts library.
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