trxcllnt/rxjs-components

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trxcllnt/rxjs-components

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A JavaScript component framework built with Microsoft's Reactive Extensions for JavaScript.

rxjs-easing

Robert Penner's easing functions as Observables.

rxjs-gestures

A library for reacting to future user input.

ubuntu-setup

a repo for how to set up xubuntu like me

rapids-compose

docker-compose-command-center

rxjs-extras

Extra RxJS extension methods to make working with Observables easier.

jquery-rxjs-gestures

Unified mouse + touch gestures written in RxJS.

rxjs-fs

RxJS wrappers around some of the node fs lib.

csv-to-arrow-js

A proof of concept demo to transform CSV to Arrow in JS using csvtojson and the new Arrow Builders

RxJS-2016

fastify-arrow

A Fastify plugin for sending and receiving Apache Arrow dataframes

PTLib

A small set of components for the Adobe Flex 3 framework.

Observable-Gestures

Multi-platform common UI gestures exposed as Reactive Extensions Observables.

arrow-to-parquet-js

proof-of-concept arrow to parquet.js conversion example

RxJS-Myo

Driver for for Thalmic Lab's Myo devices implemented in RxJS

rapids-carto-talk

virt-list

demo: https://trxcllnt.github.io/virt-list/

hilbert-rtree

An implementation of the Hilbert RTree.

rx-node-template

r-tree

AS3 and JS ports of the OCaml R-Tree impl by Marius Eriksen at https://github.com/mariusaeriksen/ocaml-rtree/

FTE-layout-spike

my testbed project for layout ideas that might or might not make it into tinytlf

rxjs-scan-velocity

An RxJS extension method that calculates the magnitude and angle of an Observable's velocity in real time.

rapids-integrated-development-environment

linear-layout-vector

devcontainer-images

webdevcon-demo

falcor demo app for webdevcon 2016

reactive-values

rxjs-concat-friction

An RxJS extension method that concats an Observable to emit events with a decreasing velocity magnitude based on the velocity of the last event of its source sequence and a given friction coefficient.