Projects sharing features with Shiny

This project is a web development boilerplate and starter kit providing a pre-configured foundation for creating high-performance, responsive websites. It functions as a development kit for building progressive web apps, incorporating a front-end build pipeline and responsive site templates. The kit distinguishes itself through a multi-device testing workflow that synchronizes clicks, scrolls, and form inputs across multiple browsers and devices in real-time. It also includes a dedicated setup for offline functionality using service workers and web manifests to enable native-like installation

Eruda is a mobile browser developer console that provides a web-based inspector for debugging HTML pages and viewing logs directly on mobile devices. It functions as a browser element inspector for analyzing DOM and CSS styles and an in-page JavaScript console for executing code and monitoring runtime errors on devices that lack native developer tools. The project enables mobile web debugging and on-device element inspection without requiring a connection to a desktop computer. This allows for the evaluation of web applications on actual mobile hardware and the troubleshooting of remote sites

Slideout is a touch-gesture UI component and navigation menu designed for mobile web applications. It provides a side panel that slides across the screen to reveal navigation options, utilizing CSS transitions to animate the movement of the viewport. The component manages the expanded or collapsed state of the navigation menu and includes logic to restrict gestures for specific interface elements to prevent interaction conflicts. It employs a system for executing custom logic triggered by menu state transitions and user drag gestures.

Swiper is a modular, touch-enabled library designed for building interactive content carousels and sliders for web and mobile applications. It provides a high-performance rendering engine that manages large datasets by dynamically creating and destroying elements based on their proximity to the viewport, ensuring memory efficiency and smooth operation. The library distinguishes itself through a plugin-based architecture that allows developers to include only the specific functionality required for their project, effectively minimizing bundle sizes. It features a hardware-accelerated animation

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react-dates is a set of React components for date selection, providing interfaces for picking single dates or date ranges through controlled input components and calendars. The project features built-in support for internationalization, allowing date formats and interface strings to be translated via locale settings. It also supports visual customization through theme registration and CSS overrides to match specific application styles. The component suite covers a variety of selection workflows, including calendar range selection and date range input fields.

interact.js is a JavaScript interaction library used to implement drag and drop, resizing, and multi-touch gestures within web browsers. It provides a specialized interaction framework for scalable vector graphics, allowing these elements to be moved and resized. The library features a multi-touch gesture engine that recognizes complex patterns such as pinch and rotate, and a coordinate snapping engine for aligning elements to grids or restricting movement within boundaries. It also includes a cross-frame state synchronizer to share interaction states and input events across multiple browser