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Ecmascript projects on GitHub

JavaScript language standard, tooling, and linting around ECMAScript features.

As of , the most-starred Ecmascript projects on GitHub are jquery (59.9K stars), babel (44.1K stars) and swc (34.2K stars). GitHub.Locker tracks 7 Ecmascript repositories with 230K stars combined. The fastest-growing on October 17 was eslint, with +5 stars in a day.

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  1. #1 · jquery/jquery

    jquery

    jQuery is the classic JavaScript library for DOM manipulation, events, AJAX and effects — this repo holds its source, fresh off the jQuery 4.0.0 release.

    59.9K
  2. #2 · babel/babel

    babel

    Babel is a compiler for JavaScript: you write code with the newest language features, and it compiles it down to a version your target environments can actually run.

    44.1K
  3. #3 · swc-project/swc

    swc

    SWC (Speedy Web Compiler) is a super-fast TypeScript/JavaScript compiler written in Rust — a Rust-based platform for the Web.

    34.2K
  1. 4

    standard

    29.4Kstandard/standard · JavaScript

    JavaScript Standard Style — a zero-configuration style guide, linter and automatic code fixer for JavaScript. It enforces one consistent style and catches programmer errors early, with nothing to set up.

  2. 5

    eslint

    27.6Keslint/eslint · JavaScript

    ESLint is a linter for JavaScript: a tool that identifies and reports on patterns found in ECMAScript/JavaScript code, so problems get caught before they ship.

  3. 6

    proposals

    19.2Ktc39/proposals

    The official TC39 repository that tracks every proposal for future JavaScript (ECMAScript) features — a living index of what is being considered for the next versions of the language standard.

  4. 7

    ecma262

    15.7Ktc39/ecma262 · HTML

    It is the source repository for the current draft of ECMA-262, the ECMAScript (JavaScript) Language Specification, maintained by TC39. The source is processed to generate the human-readable edition of the spec.

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