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THE FIRST COLLECTIONA lightweight, cross-browser, general-purpose JavaScript 3D library used to create and display animated 3D graphics in a web browser.
Tabler is a free, MIT-licensed HTML dashboard UI kit built on Bootstrap 5, offering ready-made layouts, components and 120+ demo pages for admin panels, dashboards and web apps, with dark mode, RTL stylesheets, Sass sources and TypeScript types.
UI UX Pro Max is an open-source AI skill for Claude Code, Cursor, and other AI coding assistants. It provides design intelligence including 79 searchable UI styles, 192 industry-specific reasoning rules, 192 color palettes, 74 font pairings, and stack-specific UI/UX guidelines across 22 tech frameworks.
HLS.js is a JavaScript library that plays HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) in browsers via HTML5 video and MediaSource Extensions, featuring transmuxing, adaptive streaming, DRM, and low-latency support.
Video.js is a full-featured open source web video player and framework supporting HLS, DASH, and common media formats across desktop, mobile, and Smart TVs, extensible via hundreds of plugins.
Chart.js is a simple, flexible JavaScript charting library that creates HTML5 charts using the canvas tag, with v4 documentation, samples, extensions, and an MIT license.
Free MIT-licensed React admin and dashboard template built on React 19, CoreUI React components and Vite, with AI-assistant context files (.cursorrules, ARCHITECTURE.md, DEVELOPMENT.md) and a ready-made layout, routing and sidebar skeleton.
Comprehensive guide covering vast tech areas, helping professionals and students gain knowledge and resolve doubts for tech careers.
A lightweight, modular and customizable design system built with vanilla CSS, using CSS variables, mobile-first responsive principles and accessibility practices. It includes examples, design tokens, build and lint scripts, format conversion, and a CDN-ready combined CSS file.