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👾 4 Awesome Typescript Projects: Open-source libraries and Task Automation EP 2

Tom Smykowski
4 min readJul 15, 2023

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As a software geek, discovering innovative and significant projects on this platform brings me tremendous joy. In this article, I’d want to highlight some of my favorite Typescript GitHub projects that have piqued my interest: HouseWatch, Lit, freeCodeCamp, Dub, and Tabby.

These projects stand out because of their unique features, contributions to the open-source community, and chances for learning and advancement. Let’s go deeper into each project to understand more about its relevance and what makes it unique.

Lit

Oh, let me tell you about Lit, my friend — the superstar of open-source libraries for web development. Lit is built using TypeScript, which enables developers to create declarative components with HTML templates and JavaScript.

What piques my interest about Lit is its lightweight design and emphasis on performance. To enable quick and efficient rendering of web components…

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Tom Smykowski
Tom Smykowski

Written by Tom Smykowski

🚀 Senior/Lead Frontend Engineer | Angular · Vue.js · React | Design Systems, UI/UX | Looking for a new project! 📩 contact@tomasz-smykowski.com

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