Your App, Done. A JS Framework that makes it easy to build high performance, real time web and mobile apps. (formerly JavaScriptMVC)

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Don't use focus/blur if using controller or jQuery's delegate. They don't bubble.
Working on DocumentJS. Better navigation, better search-ability. Can read .md files directly. Will be part of 3.2.
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no more u need to hate client side coding RT “@amnigos: Like MVC for JavaScript - javascriptmvc.com/
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DoneJS retweeted
Javascript templating with @javascriptmvc $.View 4TW!!! Allowed me to remove over 40 lines of JS and move it into easier-to-read tpl files
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Replying to @KeeblerKoder
@cfpowered If you can send me what your data looks like, that will help me a lot.
Oh, JMVC is probably going to support auto-generating google searchable pages for your webapps shortly. Awesome.
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I need to write several getting started guides based on what people need. MVC is simple, but Steal, FuncUnit, and DocumentJS distract.
Mostly polished off JMVC chapter: https://gist.github.com/989117. If you haven't read it, READ IT. It's a good walk-through of the MVC parts
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trying to make model handle nested data and arrays with observer pattern better.
jQuery fixtures javascriptmvc.com/docs/jQuer… makes simultaneous backend/frontend programming painless. thanks, @javascriptmvc !
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DoneJS retweeted
Noticed that #javascriptmvc 3.1 produces CSS files some 10-20% smaller than 3.0.5 - woohoo!
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Steal async passes most tests. Get coffee like : steal('steal/coffee').then('script.coffee')
Unfortunately, core team members will not be in a javascriptmvc IRC chat room b/c we are too busy getting things done (and answering forums)
@addy_osmani I don't think they will be made un-public. But, they will eventually be moved to the community site. Which reminds me ....
Worked on the JMVC chapter more: https://gist.github.com/989117. Class, Model, View are looking good. Need to finish $.Controller.
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The chapter on $.Model will be helpful to most people: https://gist.github.com/989117
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Those with pending questions on the forums, we apologize for delayed responses. @justinbmeyer is working on a JMVC chapter of a book.
new in 3.1 - A resize event for jQuery http://jupiterjs.com/news/jquery-resize-event
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