State management, template & custom element JS libs. Helps build the impossible and keeps the common stuff easy. Part of @donejs. JS community & @bitovi built.

Chicago
I started a live stream on @YouTube: youtu.be/UA4606-W3Sg?a
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How to eliminate or reduce the impact of stateful code: bitovi.com/blog/coping-with-… (Lessons learned from @canjs 3. Favorite is can-namespace.)
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CanJS retweeted
Change of plans! We will do it tomorrow same time. I (@justinbmeyer) found a bug.
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Live CanJS training tomorrow at 4PM CST. We'll build a validating credit-card form with nothing but streams: youtube.com/watch?v=UA4606-W…
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CanJS retweeted
Watch our contributors meeting live stream in just a few minutes! Today we’ve got some things to show off 🎊 youtube.com/watch?v=GG5-tUBz…
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The benefits of splitting up @canjs into multiple repositories, and how we manage all 66 (and growing) repositories: bitovi.com/blog/stable-and-i…
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can-stache 3.7 was just released with the {{>*self}} partial to refer to the current template! github.com/canjs/can-stache/…
CanJS 3.10.1 has been released! It includes more helpful warnings and a bunch of other bug fixes. Release notes: github.com/canjs/canjs/relea…
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CanJS retweeted
August was a big month for @CanJS and @StealJS! Check out the highlights from last month in our community update: bitovi.com/blog/august-2017-…
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Another new package: can-kefir integrates #KefirJS streams directly within can-stache and other parts of CanJS! canjs.com/doc/can-kefir.html
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Use can-element to create a Custom Element with a stache template and can-define ViewModel! canjs.com/doc/can-element.ht…
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Have you heard of Custom Elements from the Web Components spec? developer.mozilla.org/en-US/…
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Also in can-stache: control whitespace in your rendered templates; perfect for using the :empty CSS selector! canjs.com/doc/can-stache.Whi…
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Also in can-stache: the new {{debugger}} helper will break at the given point so you can inspect the current scope! canjs.com/doc/can-stache.hel…
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Next: named inline partials give you reusable partials inside your can-stache templates! canjs.com/doc/can-stache.tag…
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You can read all about the new binding syntax in the can-stache-bindings docs: canjs.com/doc/can-stache-bin…
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There’s also explicit ViewModel & element bindings, e.g. el:prop:bind for 2-way element binding vs. vm:prop:bind for 2-way ViewModel binding
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