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Nub by Colin McDonnell

TypeScript-first toolkit for running scripts, managing packages and provisioning Node.

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About Nub

TypeScript-first toolkit for running scripts, managing packages and provisioning Node. Nub is a developer tools product built by indie maker Colin McDonnell.

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Website
nubjs.com

More products by Colin McDonnell

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Zod

zod.dev

TypeScript-first schema validation library with static type inference.

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Pullfrog

pullfrog.com

Platform that runs AI coding agents in GitHub Actions to review PRs, triage issues and fix CI.

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tRPC

trpc.io

End-to-end typesafe APIs for TypeScript without schemas or code generation; McDonnell wrote the first version.

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Standard Schema

standardschema.dev

Common interface that lets tools accept any compliant TypeScript validation library.

Nub FAQ

What is Nub?

Nub is a developer tools product: TypeScript-first toolkit for running scripts, managing packages and provisioning Node.

Who made Nub?

Nub was made by Colin McDonnell, Creator of Zod and the first version of tRPC; founder of Pullfrog. Colin McDonnell has also built Zod, Pullfrog, tRPC, Standard Schema.

Is Nub still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Nub is still active and run by Colin McDonnell at nubjs.com.

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