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  1. babel/babel Public

    🐠 Babel is a compiler for writing next generation JavaScript.

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    Lit is a simple library for building fast, lightweight web components.

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    Just your normal (JSX) syntax, with faster performance and less memory

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    The AMP web component framework.

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October 2021

Created 30 commits in 10 repositories

Created a pull request in tc39/proposal-array-grouping that received 7 comments

Update abstract op so early return is obvious

+6 −8 • 7 comments
Opened 11 other pull requests in 6 repositories
Reviewed 39 pull requests in 9 repositories
ampproject/amphtml 27 pull requests
babel/babel 4 pull requests
tc39/proposal-array-grouping 2 pull requests
terser/terser 1 pull request
tc39/proposal-partial-application 1 pull request
kangax/compat-table 1 pull request
tc39/proposal-string-dedent 1 pull request
ampproject/cdn-worker 1 pull request
tc39/proposal-record-tuple 1 pull request

Created an issue in babel/proposals that received 18 comments

Oct 2021

https://github.com/tc39/agendas/blob/master/2021/10.md 🌕

18 comments
Opened 3 other issues in 3 repositories
tc39/proposal-array-grouping 1 open
tc39/proposal-destructuring-private 1 open
terser/terser 1 open

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