Tabulator Rave « Luhn Calculator RSS.Style switched from XSLT to Javascript »

I used the Tabulator JavaScript library for a recent project at work, and was blown away by how flexible and easy to use it is.

I ended up cranking out a whole bunch of sites using it:

  • UnicodeSearch.org - the complete Unicode character database (over 150,000 characters) with instant filtering and searching.
  • EmojiSearch.org - the complete list of emoji (over 5,000 when you include variations) with both native Emoji and preview images.
  • ISO-3166-1 - the standard list of countries.
  • ISO-3166-2 - the standard list of country subdivisions.
  • ISO-4217 - the standard list of currencies.
  • ISO-639-2 - the standard list of languages.
  • ISO-639-3 - the extended list of languages.

I did have Github Copilot going, but it mostly helped with boilerplate.

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