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SurveyJS
Open-Source JSON Form Builder to Create Dynamic Forms Right in Your App. With SurveyJS form UI libraries, you can build and style forms in a fully-integrated drag & drop form builder, render them in your JS app, and store form submission data in any backend, inc. PHP, ASP.NET Core, and Node.js.
The site is built in TypeScript with React, the most popular JavaScript library in the world, using Next.js, one of the most popular React frameworks in the world and the building block for full-stack "meta" frameworks like RedwoodJS and Blitz. The user interface itself is crafted with the ever popular Tailwind CSS, a powerful "utility-first" library that lets you compose your styles into higher-level abstractions that you apply across your user interface to give a consistent look and feel.
Before we specify which strategy should apply here, keep in mind our goal: to assess the user's Dark Mode preference and apply it immediately. For this script to work, it must execute before the browser paints the page, so it has to block interactivity. This contradicts everything you've ever read about script optimization. Conventional guidance dictates scripts should run in an asynchronous, parallel fashion in order to maximize Web Vitals and get the user up and running as soon as possible. That general guidance is accurate, but we need to make an exception for this particular script. Still, it must execute very quickly, or we will lose customers.
The site is built in TypeScript with React, the most popular JavaScript library in the world, using Next.js, one of the most popular React frameworks in the world and the building block for full-stack "meta" frameworks like RedwoodJS and Blitz. The user interface itself is crafted with the ever popular Tailwind CSS, a powerful "utility-first" library that lets you compose your styles into higher-level abstractions that you apply across your user interface to give a consistent look and feel.
The site is built in TypeScript with React, the most popular JavaScript library in the world, using Next.js, one of the most popular React frameworks in the world and the building block for full-stack "meta" frameworks like RedwoodJS and Blitz. The user interface itself is crafted with the ever popular Tailwind CSS, a powerful "utility-first" library that lets you compose your styles into higher-level abstractions that you apply across your user interface to give a consistent look and feel.
The site is built in TypeScript with React, the most popular JavaScript library in the world, using Next.js, one of the most popular React frameworks in the world and the building block for full-stack "meta" frameworks like RedwoodJS and Blitz. The user interface itself is crafted with the ever popular Tailwind CSS, a powerful "utility-first" library that lets you compose your styles into higher-level abstractions that you apply across your user interface to give a consistent look and feel.
The site is built in TypeScript with React, the most popular JavaScript library in the world, using Next.js, one of the most popular React frameworks in the world and the building block for full-stack "meta" frameworks like RedwoodJS and Blitz. The user interface itself is crafted with the ever popular Tailwind CSS, a powerful "utility-first" library that lets you compose your styles into higher-level abstractions that you apply across your user interface to give a consistent look and feel.