Clay is a high-performance 2D UI layout library written as a single C header file that implements a flexbox-like layout model with microsecond-level performance. It uses static arena-based memory allocation with no malloc or free calls, keeping total memory usage under 4MB for thousands of elements. Clay is renderer-agnostic, outputting sorted rendering primitives that work with any 3D engine, SDL, or can compile to HTML via WebAssembly.
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TOAST UI Editor is a full-featured Markdown and WYSIWYG editor by NHN that supports GFM standard syntax with extensible chart and UML rendering. It offers dual editing modes with seamless switching, live preview with scroll sync, syntax highlighting, and a plugin architecture for adding color pickers, table merging, code highlighting, and diagram support. The editor ships with React, Vue, and vanilla JavaScript wrappers and supports 20+ languages.
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