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jam3/chromeo

[DEPRECATED] see Jam3/devtool or Jam3/hihat

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chromeo is an experimental Node‑to‑browser bridge that lets developers run the same code in both environments, primarily to simplify testing (e.g., XHR, image loading) and debugging of typical Node modules that also run in the browser. It’s aimed at JavaScript developers who need a unified workflow for writing and debugging code that works on both the server and client, and serves as a precursor to the more mature tools in the Jam3 ecosystem (budo, hihat, devtool).