- Barrie, Ontario, Canada
- http://ryanmorr.com
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schedule-render Public
Deferred DOM rendering optimized for 60fps
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define-store Public
Define custom stores for reactive programming
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csscope Public
A simple and lightweight scoped CSS solution
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amble Public
A stupid simple CSS lexer and walker
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parselector Public
Parse a CSS selector string
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router Public
A minimalist universal router for web applications
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tagged Public
A tiny utility function for creating tagged template literals
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dominate Public
Declarative DOM building
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action-observer Public
Declarative event handling to capture unbound action events
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js-browser-boilerplate Public
Minimal boilerplate for browser-based JavaScript projects
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js-boilerplate Public
Minimal boilerplate for Node.js and universal JavaScript projects
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voodoo Public
An experimental reactive execution context inspired by Svelte
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stache Public
Micro mustache-style template parser
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sonic Public
A modern, context-aware, and extendable CSS selector engine built on top of querySelectorAll
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viewdoo Public
A crude Svelte-inspired UI library just because
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ready Public
Detect element availability on the initial page load and those dynamically appended to the DOM
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kind Public
Type checking differently
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fx Public
JavaScript animation library
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bem Public
Simple jQuery-like library to traverse and modify components according to the BEM methodology
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is-element-supported Public
Feature test HTML element support
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typed Public
Statically typed properties for object literals
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mittleware Public
Piping hot middleware
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pet Public
Pseudo-element templating
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templar Public
A simple and versatile DOM templating engine
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fastmap Public
Accelerated hash maps
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hashmap Public
A superior alternative to object literals for basic hash maps
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carbon Public
The building blocks of UI
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elemental Public
A functional approach to creating autonomous custom elements
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reduce Public
Array's reduce for all iterable and enumerable objects
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remotion Public
Animate elements before removing them from the DOM