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Following an overview of projects related, or inspired by, _hyperHTML_. For a deep comparison of current libraries, feel free to [check this gist out](https://gist.github.com/WebReflection/761052d6dae7c8207d2fcba7cdede295).
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## <em>µ</em>html
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The latest, smallest, iteration of all best concept from this library since 2017, have been packaged in _~2.5K_. If it's extreme minimalism and great _DX_ that you are after, check [uhtml](https://github.com/WebReflection/uhtml#readme) out.
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## hypersimple
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If you've just started with template literals based projects and you like components, or you'd like to understand what's _hyperHTML_ capable of, give [hypersimple](https://github.com/WebReflection/hypersimple#readme) a try 🎉
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### Seamlessly Isomorphic
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No matter if you use ESM or CommonJS, you can use [hypermorphic](https://github.com/WebReflection/hypermorphic#hypermorphic-)
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to load same features on both client and server.
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// ESM example (assuming bundlers/ESM loaders in place)
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const {bind, wire} =require('hypermorphic');
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### V2.5 Highlights
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*`<self-closing />` tags for both custom elements and any other as well 🎉
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A proper documentation full of examples can be found in [viperhtml.js.org](https://viperhtml.js.org/).
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**Please Note** that _viperHTML_ has been deprecated, so it doesn't grant 100% features parity anymore.
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## Basic Example
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The easiest way to describe `hyperHTML` is through [an example](https://webreflection.github.io/hyperHTML/test/tick.html).
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