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puppeteer Public
Forked from puppeteer/puppeteerHeadless Chrome Node.js API
TypeScript Apache License 2.0 UpdatedMay 17, 2022 -
replace-in-file-webpack-plugin Public
Forked from oyslin/replace-in-file-webpack-pluginA webpack plugin to quickly replace text in one or more files.
JavaScript MIT License UpdatedJun 23, 2021 -
.NET 5 application using Directus as a CMS and NGINX as a reverse proxy secured with a Let's Encrypt certificate running alongside a MySQL DB
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.NET 5 application using NGINX as a reverse proxy secured with a Let's Encrypt certificate running alongside a MySQL DB
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Ergo.Result Public
A simple Result type to model an operation's ability to fail. Inspired by F#'s Result and "Railway Oriented Programming".
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node-omx-interface Public
Forked from diederikfeilzer/node-omx-interfaceAn interface between nodejs and the omxplayer via dbus.
HTML Apache License 2.0 UpdatedAug 26, 2020 -
Ether.Outcomes Public
Forked from kinetiq/Ether.OutcomesNever write a result wrapper again! Outcome.NET is a simple, powerful helper for methods that return a value, but sometimes also need to return validation messages, warnings, or a success bit.
C# MIT License UpdatedMay 17, 2020 -
COVID-19 Public
Forked from CSSEGISandData/COVID-19Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Cases, provided by JHU CSSE
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search-engine-optimization Public
Forked from marcobiedermann/search-engine-optimization🔍 A helpful checklist / collection of Search Engine Optimization (SEO) tips and techniques.
HTML UpdatedMar 13, 2020 -
codeformatter Public
Forked from dotnet/codeformatterTool that uses Roslyn to automatically rewrite the source to follow our coding styles
C# MIT License UpdatedFeb 9, 2019 -
puppeteer-prerenderer Public
Uses puppeteer to get the HTML of a page and save it to a file (or optionally output it to the console).
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underscore-template-loader-strict-mode Public archive
Forked from emaphp/underscore-template-loaderAn Underscore template loader for Webpack that works with strict mode
JavaScript MIT License UpdatedSep 29, 2016
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