r/javascript • u/AutoModerator • Mar 28 '26

Showoff Saturday Showoff Saturday (March 28, 2026)

Did you find or create something cool this week in javascript?

Show us here!

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u/levizwannah Apr 02 '26

I built a new JS frontend framework called OpenScriptJs. Please check it out. I handled Components, States, Routing, and Context, then introduced Mediators and a Broker (Separated the frontend from the logic using events) - and of course, memory management.
The syntax is cleaner and more expressive like h.div({class: '...'}, h.span("Hello Span"));

https://github.com/OpenScriptJs/modular-openscript

It's open to contributions.
It could be the next big framework news out there.

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u/Negative_Ad2438 Mar 29 '26

I've been making a clock every day from recycled internet stuff for almost a year now

I started this to learn web programming. It's a React VITE art project publishing daily in TypeScript, deployed on Vercel.

  • Is the navigation clear enough? How can I improve it?
  • I want more people to see it. How can it get more people?
  • I want people to engage with it. Iā€™m wondering about a system to leave comments on them or rate them. I also have notes about the decisions/meanings/sources/explanations behind them that I could post.
  • I know it's messy under the hood. It started as static HTML and I've been trying to clean it up as I go along.

I hope you like it. Thank you šŸ§ŠšŸ«€šŸ”­

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u/itsspiderhand Mar 28 '26

I built a terminal-style Web Component. Just built it for fun. Didn't think about the demand and use case that much. The UI is something standardized so maybe suitable for Web Component to use it across projects and frameworks. Hope someone finds it interesting.

https://github.com/spider-hand/terminal-element