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JavaScript Rising Stars 2020
Welcome to the 5th edition of the JavaScript Rising Stars, our annual round-up of the JavaScript landscape!
The concept is the same as before: see by the numbers which projects got traction in 2020, by comparing the numbers of stars added on Github, over the last 12 months.
The following graphs compare the number of stars added on Github over the last 12 months. We analyzed projects coming from Best of JS, a curated list of the best projects related to the web platform. Note that you can click on a project to get more info.
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AstonJ
This is well worth a look - some interesting stuff there…
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iPaul
The Deno runtime mentioned in article seems interesting.
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