About the maintainer
Alexandro Paixao Marques
Developer & open-source maintainer
I keep useful software moving forward. My work focuses on JavaScript and TypeScript libraries, framework upgrades, compatibility, and documentation that helps people put code to work.
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Why Stackline exists
Useful libraries can outlive their original maintenance cycles. Stackline is my open-source work to keep those tools useful: maintaining established projects, updating integrations, and building tools where something is missing.
The focus is practical: understandable APIs, compatibility notes, working examples, and releases people can trace back to their source. Each package has its own scope and supported versions, documented alongside the code.
Read the documentationWhat I work on
From application components to developer tools
- Interfaces & frameworks
- Components and integrations for Angular, React and Vue, with documented release families and examples.
- JavaScript & TypeScript
- Libraries for Node.js and the browser, including data formats, utilities and development tooling.
- Maintenance & releases
- Compatibility improvements, security fixes, tests, migration guidance and traceable package releases.
Built on the work of many
Some Stackline packages continue existing open-source projects; others are new tools. Original authors, upstream projects and licenses are credited in each repository. Check the package documentation and license for the details that apply to your project.
Community
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Join r/Stackline on Reddit to ask usage questions, share projects, discuss ideas and follow the work. A small example or a clear description of your use case is always a useful place to start.
A place for discussion, questions and shared experience.
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Professional conversations
For professional introductions and collaboration, connect with me on LinkedIn.
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