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Leon Sorokin (@leeoniya)

leeoniya

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HTML
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Location 🇺🇸 United States
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uPlot

📈 A small, fast chart for time series, lines, areas, ohlc & bars

uFuzzy

A tiny, efficient fuzzy search that doesn't suck

dropcss

An exceptionally fast, thorough and tiny unused-CSS cleaner

uDSV

A faster CSV parser in 5KB (min)

RgbQuant.js

color quantization lib

reMarked.js

client-side HTML > markdown

dump_r.php

a cleaner, leaner mix of print_r() and var_dump()

pXY.js

pixel analysis for HTML5 Canvas

preCode.js

pain killer for <pre><code> & <textarea>

transformation-matrix-js

An implementation of a 2D transformation matrix for JavaScript.

GIFter.js

<canvas> to GIF recorder

Route66.php

PHP micro-router

notyet

Lazy image & media loader

npa-nxx-miner.php

a stupid-simple NPA-NXX database > CSV miner

uTable

A tiny, fast UI for viewing, sorting, and filtering CSVs

uExpr

A conditional expression compiler

jquery.scanner.js

a nifty barcode scanning framework

NestedSet.php

unobtrusive MPTT / nested set and tree manip

handlebar.js

JS implementation of an expanded & modified (clearer?) syntax of the Mustache templating framework

domvm-widgets

Official domvm UI components

uplot-react

flecks

A lightweight CSS flexbox grid

domvm-router

matreeshka

what-i-like

PGAL.php

Payment Gateway Abstraction Layer (php5+)

sweetNav

more useful GPS route navigation

ModBoss.php

MODBUS protocol framework

interactive-floorplan

interactive floorplan generator for web desginers

Trove.php

powerful sorting, filtering and grouping for collections of objects

formation.js

flexible form generation + design framework

myRules

language-agnostic conditional data validation logic

sweatshop.js

parallel processing via web workers