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design.estate — Lit/TypeScript web components and the tooling around them: dees-element, dees-catalog (application shells, forms, tables, charts …), dees-domtools, wcctools for component catalogs, and more.
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Repository Description appkit components for building simple yet powerful apps. cad A browser-based OpenSCAD CAD editor with live 3D preview and an AI modeling assistant. dees-catalog components for building sane web applications dees-catalog-geo dees-catalog-mobile A mobile-optimized web component catalog for building cross-platform business applications with touch-first UI components. dees-catalog-swift dees-catalog, but for swift dees-comms a comms module for locally communicating cross DOM, workers, tabs within a domain scope. dees-document A comprehensive tool for dynamically generating and rendering business documents like invoices using modern web technologies. dees-domtools tools that simplify dom interactions. dees-editor code editing, TypeScript support and terminals in the web as web components dees-element a custom element class extending lit element class fontloader a minimal approach to loading fonts on the fly. navigation navigation for complex webapps wcctools build web component catalogs with viewport preview, property manipulation and precomposed views Posting in this category
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