✨@fizzwiz is Born!

 

✨ @fizzwiz is Born!

Welcome to the official blog of @fizzwiz — a growing suite of expressive JavaScript libraries built to make your code more intuitive, fluent, and conceptually elegant.

What began as a set of internal tools to simplify complex modeling work has now become a general-purpose effort to help developers everywhere write code that mirrors how they think.

🧱 What is @fizzwiz?

@fizzwiz is a family of libraries designed to support clear, fluent, and reusable programming patterns.

The core libraries include:

  • @fizzwiz/fluent – for expressive iteration and functional composition
  • @fizzwiz/sorted – for managing sorted collections and priority-aware queues
  • @fizzwiz/pattern – for capturing and reusing abstract problem-solving strategies

🧭 Why It Exists

As our projects grew more complex, we found traditional code patterns getting in the way of insight. We wanted tools that:

  • Reflect the logic of a problem, not just its implementation
  • Allow restrictions and transformations to be expressed fluently
  • Capture reusable problem-solving patterns in code

So we built them — and now we're sharing them with you.

🎺 What to Expect

This blog will serve as the central hub for:

  • Project updates and release notes
  • Deep dives into the design of each library
  • Real-world use cases and tutorials
  • Big-picture discussions about fluency and abstraction

Each library also has its own dedicated blog for more focused guides and examples.

💬 Join the Journey

We’re just getting started — and your feedback will help shape what comes next.

You can follow this blog to stay up to date, explore the libraries, and even contribute on GitHub. We’d love to hear what you build with @fizzwiz.

Thanks for being here. Let’s build something expressive, together.


— @fizzwiz ✨

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