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Regardless of where they are on their career path, I've compiled a list of the most valuable JavaScript repositories that every developer should have a look. I bet you haven't seen most of these gems before!
Without further ado, let us get into the article
1. material-ui
The Material-UI library (formerly MUI) is the React UI library you always wanted. Start with your own design system or use Material Design.
2. Modernizr
JavaScript library Modernizr can detect HTML5 and CSS3 features in the users browsers.
3. nodemon
The developer's best friend - monitor any change to your node.js application and restart the server automatically
4. swagger-ui
Swagger UI generates beautiful documentation dynamically from a Swagger-compliant API using HTML, JavaScript, and CSS assets.
5. generator-jhipster
The JHipster Development Platform is used to build, develop, and deploy microservice architectures & modern web applications.
6. appwrite
For developers working on web, mobile, and flutter applications, Appwrite provides a secure backend server packaged as a set of Docker containers
7. SuperTinyIcons
Each is less than 1KB! The Super Tiny Icons app is a miniaturized version of the logos of your favorite websites and apps
8. outline
This is the fastest knowledge base and wiki for growing teams. Feature rich, beautiful, and markdown compatible.
9. selectize.js
Selectize is a combination of a textbox and a box. The application is jQuery based, and it offers autocomplete and native-feeling keyboard navigation; it can also manage tags and contacts.
10. bootstrap-table
This extension provides support for CSS frameworks that are widely used. It can be used with Bootstrap, Semantic UI, Bulma, Material Design, Foundation, Vue.js, etc.
11. stylelint
An excellent linter that allows you to enforce style conventions, and prevent errors.
12. github-profile-readme-generator
🚀 Get the latest stats for GitHub profiles, visitors count, and GitHub stats using a minimal interface.
13. lozad.js
🔥 An efficient, lightweight and customizable lazy loader built with pure JS with no dependencies for responsive images, iframes, etc.
14. node-notifier
This is a Node.js notification module capable of sending notifications on Windows, Mac OS, and Linux natively (or Growl in case of failure).
15. cockpit
Integrate content management into any site - plug-and-play / headless / api-first CMS
I had a lot of fun making the list. I’m sure you’ve stumbled upon some more amazing repositories. Let me know that repository in the comment section below
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