brainsatplay
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brainsatplay is a framework for quickly assembling interactive, high-performance web applications.
🔮 Low Code: Our browser-based editor makes it easy to wire together your application logic using the visualscript library.
🧩 Familiar: We don't lock users into unnecessary abstractions. Just format code files as ES Modules!
⚡ Performant: High-performance event-based logic using the graphscript library.
🌐 Social: Derivative components can be published as NPM packages and registered on the components library to be shared with the world.
📜 Radically Open: This library is licensed under the AGPL license. All derivatives are also free and open-source software!
Make sure to reference our complete documentation at docs.brainsatplay.com.
♿ Inclusive: Extend visualscript to become a fully accessible visual programming system. Use the accessify library to guarantee accessibility support for resulting applications through multimodal I/O support.
📡 Backend Support: Edit workspaces running in Node.js, local or the cloud.
If you've created a plugin for brainsatplay, make sure to link to the source package.json file with a pull request to components.
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The npm package brainsatplay receives a total of 49 weekly downloads. As such, brainsatplay popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that brainsatplay demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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