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by caolanm 14y ago
Currently it generates a HTML string rather than DOM Elements but if it did it would be cool to be able to add onclick handlers etc in the attributes argument.
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Node.js: Style and structure(caolanmcmahon.com)
5 points by caolanm 14y ago|0 comments
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Try Harmony modules today(caolanmcmahon.com)
1 points by caolanm 14y ago|0 comments
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by caolanm 14y ago
Yes, definitely. You shouldn't need to know anything about Node.js beyond installing it. Jam is for managing front-end code and would be useful in any application with a lot of client-side JavaScript.
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by caolanm 14y ago
You can call it JamJS if it makes you feel better ;) Obviously, I'd have preferred to avoid a naming conflict had I known about this project but it's getting pretty difficult to find unique names for JS projects these days. There's already
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by caolanm 14y ago
Dependencies are installed locally to your project, but not for each package individually, if that makes sense. On the client-side you really don't want to be shipping 5 versions of jQuery! - I agree that it's an awesome way to do things fo
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Jam - The JavaScript package manager(groundcomputing.co.uk)
89 points by caolanm 14y ago|33 comments
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by caolanm 16y ago
The async lib will still be developed, and will aim to be as comprehensive as possible. This library was created because I often include both async and underscore in client-side projects, which seems a bit overkill when every kb matters. I'
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by caolanm 16y ago
Ok, it took me like 3 attempts to post this link, sorry if I spammed anyone :(
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Nimble - a tiny functional js and async flow control library(caolan.github.com)
6 points by caolanm 16y ago|4 comments
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by caolanm 16y ago
I'm the author of the Async JavaScript library ( http://github.com/caolan/async ) and kept finding myself including it with the excellent Underscore.js for small and client-side projects. This seemed like overkill, so I've made a tiny build