Add Tiny JS

[thoughtspile]

https://github.com/thoughtspile/awesome-tiny-js#readme

This is a list of small frontend libraries — mostly under 2Kb, with exceptions for select categories. Smaller frontend libraries help you build smaller apps, resulting in better user experience and fewer wasted resources. Apart from production usage:

• A well-organized list of small libraries helps open-source developers focus their efforts on fields that are not already well-covered.
• The cruft-free code of small libraries is an excellent learning material to understand how a class of libraries works — e.g. hyperapp source is a great overview of virtual DOM.
• Many people put considerable effort into engineering size-conscious libraries, and deserve recognition for that.

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[thoughtspile]

unicorn

[emmanuelgautier]

This is a great list. Maybe you can add the fact that the 2 kB includes all the dependencies making this list of libs more valuable.

[kennethdost]

Thanl you

[aabouzaid]

It's really nice and clean list.

I just have a minor suggestion about the file names in the repo.
The casing is inconsistent where:

• Some files are in uppercase, like: README.md.
• Some files are in lowercase, like contributing.md .

You can use any, but my suggestion is to keep them consistent.

[thoughtspile]

It's really nice and clean list.

Thanks, that's good to hear!

You can use any, but my suggestion is to keep them consistent.

Done, all lowercase now (casing changes are tricky in git)

[Swzzd]

[thoughtspile]

Hey @sindresorhus, is there anything else I could fix or improve here? Otherwise, maybe it's time to merge.

[sindresorhus]

Tweet: https://twitter.com/awesome__re/status/1659508021482127361

[thoughtspile]

Thanks, and have a nice weekend y'all ❤