What is mathfuse and what does it do?

Mathfuse is a zero-dependency TypeScript library for math ops like statistics (mean, stddev), vectors (dot, normalize), and matrices (matmul, det).

Does mathfuse work in browsers and Deno?

Yes—tree-shakeable ESM/CJS runs everywhere: Node, Bun, Deno, browsers. No config hassles.

Is mathfuse better than math.js for TypeScript?

If you hate bloat, yes—mathfuse is leaner, fully typed, zero deps vs math.js's heft.

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Mathfuse: The Zero-Deps TypeScript Math Kit Devs Actually Need

TypeScript devs have long suffered bloatware math libraries that drag down bundles for basic stats. Mathfuse flips the script: lean, typed, zero deps—finally.

DevTools Feed Apr 03, 2026 4 min read 11 views

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Zero deps, tree-shakeable—perfect for slim bundles in TS projects. 𝕏
Covers stats, vectors, matrices with full generics and precise ops. 𝕏
Cross-runtime champ: Node, Bun, Deno, browsers—no compromises. 𝕏

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