A small library that turns a plain <template> into a class: ${props} placeholders in text and attributes, slots that follow the Shadow DOM rules, and a render() that updates the same element in place. No dependencies, no build step, no virtual DOM.
A service that does exactly one thing: it draws a chart out of numbers you already print. One curl is one sample, and the picture is an ordinary SVG at its own address — the kind you can drop straight into a README.
serv 0.3 serves a folder of markdown as a site: `/about` finds `about.md`, a folder opens as its README, links point at clean URLs, diagrams get drawn. What it cost — a network request for mermaid, and a megabyte and a half for syntax highlighting.
icofon takes a folder of SVGs and builds an icon font, a stylesheet and a preview page. What happens to a drawing on its way from SVG to glyph, where the tool runs into the limits of the format, and why codepoints can't be handed out fresh on every build.
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