The Orange Cat
The Orange Cat is a massive Maine Coon with a zest for life, blending a passion for coding with a flair for storytelling. With an enthusiasm for diving into the latest web development trends, this adventurous feline eagerly explores the world of React and its libraries. When not busy with code, The Orange Cat can be found basking in sunny spots and relishing delicious treats, perfectly capturing a mix of curiosity and relaxation.
On this blog, The Orange Cat shares captivating tales from the coding universe, providing insights and reflections that inspire tech lovers. Whether you're into web development, enjoy engaging narratives, or simply have a fondness for cats, there's something here for everyone to enjoy.
The latest articles by The Orange Cat – Page 2
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SonicJS: The Headless CMS That Lives on the Edge
A headless CMS that runs at the edge, delivering content in milliseconds from Cloudflare Workers worldwide.
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Feedsmith: The Swiss Army Knife of Feed Parsing and Generation
Parse and generate every feed format under the sun with one lightning-fast library.
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Puter.js: The SDK That Ate Your Backend and Liked It
What if you could build an app with authentication, cloud file storage, a database, and access to GPT, Claude, and Gemini -- all from a single frontend import with no API keys, no server, and no bill? Puter.js makes that pitch and somehow delivers on it.
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Slowmo: The Browser Time Bender You Didn't Know You Needed
One function call to rule all animations. Time itself bows to your debugger.
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Maizzle: Tailwind CSS Meets the Email Inbox
A framework that lets you build beautiful HTML emails with Tailwind CSS while it handles the ugly parts automatically.
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Peek: The Disappearing Header Act Your Site Has Been Missing
Headers that know when to get out of the way make content-heavy sites feel faster and more spacious. Peek gives you scroll-aware header behavior in under 4KB of dependency-free JavaScript, using modern browser APIs for buttery-smooth performance.
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Invokers Polyfill: Buttons That Just Know What to Do
The Invoker Commands API lets buttons declare what they control and how, right in the HTML. The invokers-polyfill brings that power to browsers that have not caught up yet, with zero dependencies and exact spec compliance.
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VerifyFetch: The Fetch That Has Trust Issues (And That's a Good Thing)
Learn how VerifyFetch lets you download and verify multi-gigabyte files in the browser without blowing up your memory, losing progress on flaky connections, or trusting that your CDN has not been compromised.
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Shovel.js: What If Your Server Was Just a Service Worker?
What if the browser already had the right programming model for servers, and we just needed someone to notice? Shovel.js brings the Service Worker model to the backend, and the result is surprisingly elegant.
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OTPAuth: Six Digits Standing Between You and Chaos
Passwords alone are not enough anymore. OTPAuth is a battle-tested TypeScript library that generates and validates one-time passwords following the TOTP and HOTP standards, making it straightforward to add two-factor authentication to any JavaScript application.