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A small JavaScript framework that adds behaviour to HTML in its own attributes; here the filters, drawers and palette.
An Apache project for interactive charts: calendars, sunbursts, maps and large data sets.
A light library for common charts (bars, lines, doughnuts) on an HTML canvas.
A library for drawing and analysing graphs (networks of nodes and edges) in the browser.
Data-Driven Documents: a toolkit that binds data to SVG and HTML, the basis of the art visuals here (spiral, bubbles, streams).
A licensed library of interface blocks and an application shell on Tailwind CSS; every page of this site is built from it.
GitHub's hosting for static websites, deployed from a repository; this site and most project sites live there.
The owner's supervisory layer for AI-assisted work: one policy for every coding agent, scoped tasks, and finishes that must be proven.
The Model Context Protocol: an open protocol through which AI applications reach tools and data.
A creative-coding library descended from Processing, for drawing and simulation in the browser.
The spatial extension of PostgreSQL: points, shapes and geographic queries in SQL.
An open-source relational database known for correctness and extensions.
A CSS framework of small utility classes composed in the markup, compiled to only what a page uses.
The browser API for generating, processing and analysing sound in real time.
A static site generator in one Rust binary: Markdown and templates in, a whole multilingual website out.
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