Articles for the Browser tag
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Transformers.js: Hugging Face Models Running Right in Your Browser
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Machine learning used to mean spinning up GPU servers and paying per API call. Transformers.js flips that script by running real transformer models on your users' own devices, privately and for free.
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Swatchify: Pull Colors Straight Out of Any Image
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Extracting dominant colors from images should not require a server round-trip or a heavy dependency tree.
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StackBlur.js: The Blazing Fast Canvas Blur That Skips the Math Homework
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When CSS filter blur is not enough and a full Gaussian convolution is overkill, StackBlur.js sits in the sweet spot: visually indistinguishable from Gaussian at most radii, but fast enough to run in real time on large canvases with zero dependencies.
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Croner: The Universal Cron Library That Runs Everywhere Your JavaScript Does
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Scheduling tasks with cron expressions is one of those problems that looks solved until you try to do it in a browser, need second-level precision, or want to know when the last Friday of every month falls. Croner handles all of that and runs on every JavaScript runtime that matters.
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Transformers.js: Your Browser Just Grew a Brain
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Discover how Transformers.js lets you run powerful machine learning models entirely in the browser, no server round-trips required. From text classification to speech recognition, your users' data never has to leave their device.
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jsPDF: PDF Sorcery Right in the Browser
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Need to generate invoices, certificates, or reports without a server round-trip? jsPDF creates PDF documents directly in the browser (or Node.js) with full control over text, shapes, images, and page layout.
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Capturing the Web: HTML2Canvas Wizardry in React
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Unlock the power of client-side screen capture with html2canvas, a versatile library that turns DOM elements into canvas images. Perfect for React developers looking to add screenshot functionality to their applications.
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Print Perfect: Unleashing the Magic of react-to-print
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Printing in web applications can be a hassle, but react-to-print makes it a breeze. Now at v3.3.0 with a streamlined hooks-only API, this library lets you print React components with a single hook call. Let's explore what's new.