#typescript #angular #angular2 #browser #create #docs #document #docx #docx_generator #express #expressjs #generate #javascript #microsoft #nodejs #office #react #typescript #vuejs #word

You can easily create and modify Word documents (.docx files) using JavaScript with libraries like **docx.js**. This library works both in web browsers and on Node.js servers, making it versatile for different projects. It allows you to generate documents from scratch or edit existing ones, which is helpful for automating tasks or creating dynamic documents. This can save time and reduce errors, making it a useful tool for developers who need to work with Word files in their applications.

https://github.com/dolanmiu/docx

#typescript #blog #nextjs #nodejs #typescript

VanBlog is a simple and useful personal blog system. It offers many features like automatic HTTPS certificates, dark mode, mobile-friendly design, and a built-in comment system. Users can track website traffic with its analytics tools and customize their blog with various layouts and themes. It also supports Markdown editing, image uploading, and SEO optimization. This makes it easy for users to manage and grow their blog without needing much technical knowledge.

https://github.com/Mereithhh/vanblog

#vue #awesome #dashboard #docker #hacktoberfest #homelab #homepage #mit #nodejs #organization #productivity #pwa #self_hosted #startpage #vue

Dashy is a free, open-source dashboard that lets you organize and access all your self-hosted services, apps, and web links from one central place, making it easy to manage and monitor everything you use regularly[1][2][4]. It comes with over 50 pre-built widgets for things like system monitoring, news, weather, and productivity, and you can customize the look and layout with themes, icons, and different views[4][5]. The main benefit is that Dashy saves you time and hassle by giving you a single, user-friendly page to launch and check on all your important services, with features like instant search, status indicators, and multi-language support[4][5].

https://github.com/Lissy93/dashy