Projects tagged ‘javascript’ and ‘lightweight’

Simple to use library that handles a lot of things for you.

Work in progress.

The purpose of this framework is to provide a really simple and lightweight modular structure for developing within a private scope, yet providing configurable public namespace.

jsUnity is a lightweight JavaScript unit testing framework that is context-agnostic. It doesn't rely on any browser capabilities and therefore can be run inside HTML, ASP, WSH or any other context ... [More] that uses JavaScript/JScript/ECMAScript. It's an xUnit framework that currently uses assertion functions borrowed from JsUnit. There are already several unit testing frameworks for JavaScript that are browser-centric. jsUnity aims to just focus on JavaScript as a language that's used beyond the browser context. [Less]

vX is a set of functions all designed with size first, and functionality second. It started out as a single function for just Ajax, but is now has most of the features necessary in JS libraries. ... [More] Currently, the whole framework, including Ajax, Events, URL Encoding, Animation (including Fading), Namespacing, JSON Serialization, JSON Parsing, Document onReady, HTML entities encode/decode, Array Index, Get Elements By Class Name, Object Extending, Queue, Templating and more. is under 2.5kb total. [Less]

Lightweight framework for heavy lifting With Evolutility, you can build database CRUD web applications for ASP.net and SQL Server simply by describing their metadata (UI and DB mapping)... without ... [More] any hand coding necessary. http://www.evolutility.org [Less]

JSMin Ant Task A custom task for Apache Ant which acts as an interface to the JSMin program. About JSMin "JSMin is a filter which removes comments and unnecessary whitespace from javascript ... [More] files. It typically reduces filesize by half, resulting in faster downloads. It also encourages a more expressive programming style because it eliminates the download cost of clean, literate self-documentation." Excerpt from Douglas Crockford's JSMin page Description The JSMin Ant task acts as an interface to the JSMin Java class. The task can be used for the automated minification of javascript files in your build and deploy processes. Specify destination directory option. Suffix minified files option. Support for nested filesets Tested with Apache Ant 6.5+. Please let us know if the task works [Less]

AJAX.OOP is a lightweight OOP/Ajax JavaScript framework. Main feature is a fast anf mostly full implemented OOP engine under JavaScript 1.x and tiny weight of code. The goal of the project to ... [More] build OO platform to make Web2.0 components in object-oriented way. [Less]

Liteslide Engine is a light slideshow engine, not only in weight, but also in functionality. It takes little funny business to start up; Liteslide just takes an array of images objects and cycles them ... [More] in an image box in the page itself. www.janahanzel.com is one site to use this engine, and the first one to be implemented with the new V2B version of Liteslide. Liteslide features many changeable variables that can be dynamically modified, slideshow controls (nothing fancy, just play, pause, next and previous), fullsize display, descriptions for each image and a pre-load fail-safe. Documentation will be included in a future release, but I've tried to comment the code as much as possible, but it shouldn't be too much trouble to decipher it (if you understand JS). Liteslide is tested in Firefox 2, 3, IE 6 and 7. Opera, Safari, and Camino should work, as they have a very similar JS engine. I've not yet tested it on Chrome. This is why I need volunteers to test the project. If you're interested, you should have, or can simulate: Low bandwidth Slow processor speed Old browser (IE 6 and lower, Firefox 1, etc.), or one of the browsers specified above. Feel free to make modifications, distribute it, just make sure you don't 'accidentally' call it your own or 'forget' to leave credit if you use it. Thanks! [Less]

Prolific contains a handful of powerful methods for implementing modules, extensible classes, parasitic inheritance, and object augmentation. It's tiny, but can do big things. The goal is to help ... [More] you: Write better code Logically and neatly structure your application Implement powerful code reuse patterns Make your code more readable, maintainable, and debuggable Write quicker, leaner applications in less time [Less]