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gopherjs

A compiler from Go to JavaScript for running Go code in a browser

javascript go compiler

Go BSD-2-Clause 454 9,710 218 27 Updated Oct 13, 2020
gopherjs.github.io

GopherJS Playground

Go 7 17 12 0 Updated Dec 2, 2019
websocket

websocket provides high- and low-level bindings for the browser's WebSocket API.

JavaScript BSD-3-Clause 24 101 4 2 Updated Nov 3, 2019
jquery

GopherJS Bindings for jQuery

JavaScript BSD-3-Clause 18 93 3 0 Updated Oct 17, 2019
snippet-store

Server for storing GopherJS Playground snippets.

Go 0 4 0 0 Updated Jul 5, 2019
gopherwasm Archived

This package is deprecated. Use syscall/js of GopherJS instead.

Go BSD-2-Clause 6 82 2 0 Updated Apr 30, 2019
webgl

Gopherjs binding to the webgl context

Go BSD-2-Clause 16 98 5 2 Updated Nov 8, 2018
jsbuiltin

GopherJS bindings for built-in JavaScript functions

javascript gopherjs-bindings

Go BSD-2-Clause 7 34 0 0 Updated Apr 26, 2018
todomvc

TodoMVC for GopherJS

Go 5 51 0 1 Updated Mar 10, 2018
gopherpen

Project template for getting started with GopherJS for web apps. Edit the HTML, CSS, and Go and see your changes!

Go 3 38 0 0 Updated Jul 17, 2017
eventsource

eventsource provides low-level bindings for the browser's EventSource API, which is used to receive server-sent events.

Go 1 7 0 0 Updated Sep 14, 2015
gopherjs-book

GopherJS by Example

1 36 10 0 Updated Mar 30, 2015

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