The JavaScript Architectural Toolkit. cujoJS is an open, light, flexible architectural toolkit for the web

@kfranqueiro oh, interesting. checking that out…. cc @briancavalier @unscriptable
when(is(1.0)).then(addNewSuperPowers).then(party) github.com/cujojs/when
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many hours of wire.js "think time" just resulted in a 5 new lines of code committed … but they are 5 awesome lines
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new releases right around the corner!
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Replying to @bruceflowers
@bruceflowers docs on wire/dojo/events and wire/dojo/pubsub are up on the wire.js wiki: bit.ly/x2nEiH bit.ly/y86ODh
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Replying to @bruceflowers
@bruceflowers wire.js is part of @cujojs now, so everything moved to github.com/cujojs/wire /cc @unscriptable
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see the READMEs for info on updating your local clones and submodules to the new repo URLs
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spread the word! curl.js, wire.js, when.js, poly.js, aop.js, et. al. repos have moved to github.com/cujojs
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goal #2 for 2012: prove that everything you just learned about in-browser MVC is already old news.
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goal #1 for 2012: finish core @cujojs microlibs: wire.js when.js curl.js cram.js cola.js poly.js pile.js aop.js canhaz.js
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curl.js's css! plugin already solves the new iOS5 css bottleneck "bug" as described by blaze.io: bit.ly/pApaJC & bit.ly/ngswtI
when.js v0.9.1 already! with improved promise chaining and bug fixes. github.com/briancavalier/whe…
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dang. if you downloaded curl.js 0.5.2 or cloned unscriptable/curl in the past hour. please redownload or git pull. #needtoautomate
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who the f___ pushes a new release on Labor Day? WE DO. (can you say "obsessed"?) curl.js 0.5.2 w/ improved CDN support! bit.ly/ezOwEj
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Dojo’s newly revamped docs section is much improved, especially for beginners. Check it out: http://dojotoolkit.org/documentation/
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curl.js "is far-faster than the other [loaders] I'm testing" http://bit.ly/iOCcYO (and he's not even using AMD modules, yet!)
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very cool to see JS.Next's ModuleLoader syntax is close to CommonJS AMD. forward compatibility FTW!
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"Are Modules, Rather Than Frameworks, the Future of JavaScript Development?" by @rww #javascript http://rww.to/mDNdKS
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Using AMD loaders to write and manage modular javascript (a short and simple presentation): http://bit.ly/UsingAMD
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