Trivia

Codsen is an amalgamation of "Code" and "Send" — meaning skill in both web and email development.

This website is static and follows Indieweb  principles:

• We own our data, and it's open-sourced — for example, we won't post Medium — and our "Now" column and RSS are our Twitter.
• We use our tooling, here, in client work — everywhere. That's selfdogfooding. By the way, string-strip-html is powering multiple Nunjucks filters here!
• We believe in choosing a right tool for a job — no matter is it a client project or a pet project. Sometimes it's React but sometimes Vue and very often, vanilla JS.
• We believe static websites can still be data-driven — this website consumes a dozen external data sources — without Gatsby or Contentful — only HTML and CSS and a bit of vanilla JS! Try our search function, for example.

Our npm packages have one hundred seventy-three examples posted here — all automatically tested and validated. Seven packages have a testing playground.

§ Most Popular External Dependencies Our npm Packages Use:

1. @babel/runtime  — used by 109 packages
2. lodash.isplainobject  — used by 25 packages
3. lodash.clonedeep  — used by 20 packages
4. update-notifier  — used by 11 packages
5. matcher  — used by 10 packages
6. globby  — used by 10 packages
7. meow  — used by 10 packages
8. object-path  — used by 8 packages
9. p-reduce  — used by 8 packages
10. fs-extra  — used by 6 packages

§ Most Popular Internal Dependencies:

1. string-left-right — used by 18 packages
2. ranges-apply — used by 16 packages
3. ranges-push — used by 13 packages
4. ast-monkey-traverse — used by 10 packages
5. string-match-left-right — used by 10 packages
6. ranges-merge — used by 8 packages
7. arrayiffy-if-string — used by 7 packages
8. check-types-mini — used by 4 packages
9. object-merge-advanced — used by 4 packages
10. ast-compare — used by 3 packages