Telar (Spanish for 'loom') is a minimal-computing framework that weaves together IIIF images, audio, video, and texts to create layered visual narratives for digital scholarship, public exhibitions, community storytelling, and classroom projects.
Telar web framework including, authentication, notifications, admin, actions and user management.
Telar core in JavaScript.
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Lightweight powerful implementation of MVC(Model-View-Controller) for Node servers.
Telar core JavaScript extensions
Telar.dev official website
A horror game played by phone: talk a terrified stranger out of a maze while something hunts by sound. Gemma 4 plays the caller, in your browser. Kotlin Multiplatform, built with Telar.
Pixel Pizza: a small game about AI agent workflows in Kotlin. Eight stages, each a Telar graph that runs in your browser. Compose Multiplatform for Wasm, desktop and Android. No API key needed.
Foodie Route: plan where to eat on a trip. A Telar agent reads a travel guide, the street map and reviews, and draws a route of meals on a map. One web page, no server; bring your own model key.
Telar Compositor is a visual editor for Telar stories — composes narratives, manages IIIF objects, and publishes to GitHub without touching CSVs, markdown, or Git.
The knowledge graph of your repositories, as a module of telar.
The sea surface temperature of Niño 3.4 and a map of the Pacific, as a telar module.
Haptic Khipu: an interactive study of a 16th-century Andean khipu, built with the Telar IIIF framework.
A Wayland desktop shell in Rust — bars, panels, launcher, lock screen, notifications and dynamic theming, on wlr-layer-shell and configured in TOML.
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