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The Web's Load-Bearing Walls

The frameworks, runtimes, and libraries that quietly power a huge share of what you use in a browser every day.

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Created by Sanjeet Pal Singh
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Projects in this collection

Ranked by the curator, with their reason for including each one.

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next.jsJavaScript
★ New142.2K GitHub starsMIT
Why Sanjeet Pal Singh included it: “The default way to ship full-stack React on the web, with server rendering, routing, and build tooling that most modern product teams have standardized on.”
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nodeJavaScript
★ New120.7K GitHub starsOther
Why Sanjeet Pal Singh included it: “The runtime that turned JavaScript into a serious server language and underpins nearly every web toolchain in this list.”
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three.jsJavaScript
★ New115.2K GitHub starsMIT
Why Sanjeet Pal Singh included it: “The library that made 3D on the web approachable, powering everything from product configurators to immersive marketing sites.”
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axiosJavaScript
★ New109.2K GitHub starsMIT
Why Sanjeet Pal Singh included it: “A battle-tested HTTP client that has been the go-to way to talk to APIs from both browsers and Node for years.”
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electronC++
★ New122.9K GitHub starsMIT
Why Sanjeet Pal Singh included it: “It stretched web technologies onto the desktop, letting HTML, CSS, and JavaScript ship apps like VS Code.”
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freeCodeCampTypeScript
★ New455.1K GitHub starsBSD-3-Clause
Why Sanjeet Pal Singh included it: “A massive open-source web application in its own right, and the place countless web developers learned the craft.”