The JavaScript Manifesto

"Here it is : the website of the newly formed DOM Scripting Task Force, set up under the auspices of the Web Standards Project ." Along with a manifesto for cleaning up the last ten years of client side javascript.

And since I've been busy with the OpenMocha release, I have some additional catching up to do:

• UGO ECMAScript Framework
• Higher-Order JavaScript
• JavaScript Archive Network

But there is more... For example, I just found Behaviour : To add an onclick event to every list item <li> in a page - you would write something like this:

Behaviour.register({

    'li' : function(element){

        element.onclick = function(){

            // Your onclick event goes here

        }

    }

});

18.07.2005, 18:28

OpenMocha is ready for a spin

OpenMocha is an open source Internet and Website application development framework for Mocha developers. Quick soft-coding and clean hard-coding in Javascript on the client-side AND the server-side.

The goal of OpenMocha is to maximize the fun and productivity of Javascript development by blending the gap between browser and server based scripting.

With OpenMocha, a new project can be quickly soft-coded by creating custom Mocha Objects using the web browser. As the project matures, these Mocha Objects can be re-factored and hard-coded in separate code files. The two approaches can be mixed at any time, patching hard-coded applications through soft-coding even during runtime.

OpenMocha intends to stretch and scale between fast all-in-one deployment and complex integration in best-of-breed environments.

• Download
• Getting Started
• Open Mocha Reference

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