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Lume is a lightweight, zero-dependency JavaScript tooltip engine providing mutation-aware DOM lifecycle management, collision detection, and hardware-accelerated positioning.

TypeFlow is a lightweight, interruptible, framework-agnostic typewriter animation library designed for modern web applications and static sites.

Other playground projects.

A place to test various things.

For a better understanding of using the interitty/datagrid together with the interitty/dataset.

For better understanding of the PHP implementation of YACC based on interitty/pacc.

Personal Go-syntax practice repo with standalone snippets covering hello-world, arithmetic, variables, slices/maps/structs, goroutines, and a tiny HTTP server.

Kubernetes playground for kind on dev machine

This repository is a “playground” for experimenting, learning, and practicing with the Python programming language. It contains an initial setup and a list of documentation resources to facilitate exploring Python’s features and syntax.

A project for keeping in shape and improving as a digital (graphic) designer

A real-time visual playground to try pochoir's templating syntax out.

Sample notebooks to get started with the New Relic SDK by Dynova.

A test project for evaluating and exploring programming languages.

A Tour of Go as Org-babel source blocks

docker-compose playgrounds for multiple setups

A simple Web Server written in Rust.

The objective of this project is to get hands-on experience with the Rust Programming Language. More specifically it is to dig as deep as possible in the Rust syntax and its common building blocks.

Simple terminal-based Space Invaders rip-off.

The aim of this project is to get some hands-on experience with the Rust Programming Language. More specifically to use a complex application structure to get familiar with crates imports.

This project is a simple weight per planet convertor. Its purpose is gain hands-on experience with the the Rust language.

Main Objectives:

Get familiar with the Rust syntax | 2. Discover the Rust's basic data types | 3. Understand ownership | 4. Get familiar with the std library

Playground for some programming experiments in C.