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chigwell / typhonlint-threadsafe

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A new package that analyzes user-provided JavaScript code snippets to determine if they can run concurrently without conflicts or race conditions. It takes the code as text input and returns a structu

static-code-analysis concurrency-patterns web-workers javascript-security javascript-concurrency-analysis race-condition-detection thread-safety-analysis javascript-code-assessment nodejs-concurrency code-quality-tools
  • Updated Dec 21, 2025
  • Python

dhanveer-singh / loopscope

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Interactive JavaScript Event Loop Visualizer for understanding Call Stack, Web APIs, Microtasks, Macrotasks, Promises, async/await & asynchronous execution.

javascript education promises web-development frontend event-loop developer-tools settimeout async-await javascript-learning web-apis call-stack queuemicrotask microtask-queue macrotask-queue event-loop-visualizer javascript-concurrency-analysis javascript-event-loop-mechanism javascript-visualizer
  • Updated Sep 3, 2026
  • JavaScript

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