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    <description>Not every great web experience starts with npm install react. A new wave of experimental tools—from WASM-powered creative runtimes to generative art platforms—is giving developers and creators the weird, wonderful building blocks they didn&#039;t know they needed. Here are five worth your weekend.</description>
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