Open Source Adventures: Episode 59: What Opal Ruby is not

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  • opal-jquery

    jQuery for Opal

    • It's possible to build a framework on top of Opal Ruby, like notably Hypestack, which uses uses Opal and React. There are also some wrappers like opal-jquery, and I even created opal-d3 once upon a time, but I don't actively maintain it anymore.

  • opal-d3

    Opal wrapper library for D3 library

    • It's possible to build a framework on top of Opal Ruby, like notably Hypestack, which uses uses Opal and React. There are also some wrappers like opal-jquery, and I even created opal-d3 once upon a time, but I don't actively maintain it anymore.

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