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Ruben, can you please share your "great to have" Javascript libraries list? It sounds promising.
by pratyushmittal 14y ago
Ruben, can you please share your "great to have" Javascript libraries list? It sounds promising.
- RBerenguel 14y agoIt's still a work in progress, but of course! I have many (many!) bookmarked pages with more libraries in my instapaper feed, some emails to myself and a few emacs .org files I use as buckets. I just decided to start collecting them last week and made a quick sweep-clean with the most recent tabs I had open and the few I had linked to recently: 1.1 Markdown 1.1.1 http:// http:// attacklab.net/showdown/ 1.2 DBs 1.2.1 http://jazzrecord.org http://jazzrecord.org 1.3 Unit tests 1.3.1 http://jsunittest.com/ http://jsunittest.com/ 1.4 Documentation 1.4.1 http://www.naturaldocs.org/ http://www.naturaldocs.org/ 1.4.2 http://fitzgen.github.com/pycco/ http://fitzgen.github.com/pycco/ 1.5 Visual 1.5.1 http://lab.hakim.se/kort/ http://lab.hakim.se/kort/ 1.6 localStorage 1.6.1 Redis inspired, at twilio https://github.com/twilio/BankersBox https://github.com/twilio/BankersBox 1.6.2 Amplify.store http://amplifyjs.com/api/store/ http://amplifyjs.com/api/store/ 1.6.3 Persistent form data http://guillaumepotier.github.com/Garlic.js/ http://guillaumepotier.github.com/Garlic.js/ I'll probably end up posting the list (or the mind map that forms it) on my blog sooner or later (probably as soon as I hit 30 or when I finish my current Javascript RTE project)
- guillaumepotier 14y agoNice! You should gather that in a cool markdown file on a github repo that every one could fork and suggest / add their own good libs :)
- RBerenguel 14y agoGood idea Guillaume ;) (and great work here!) I think it will make for an interesting git for my almost empty repositories!
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- ErikD 14y agoAnyone else ending up on a "UPVC Doors and Windows" site when going to http://jsunittest.com/ http://jsunittest.com/ ?
- RBerenguel 14y agoHmmm indeed. I'll find another one ;)
- RBerenguel 14y agoJsunit's site is dead, too. http://qunitjs.com/ http://qunitjs.com/ looks like a good one having similar abilities (test in browser was my main feature for this one)