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Jacob Wright (@jacwright)

jacwright

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RestServer

A PHP REST server for providing a very light-weight REST API.

date.format

A JavaScript date format library that uses the same method as PHP's date() function.

array-query

Provides an interface to pull objects out of an array with minimal code. Useful for Backbone collections and similar scenarios. Backbone and node.js

simpli5

A simplified HTML5 Javascript library

StaticSite

Static Site is a Javascript-based content management system for building and managing a website on Amazon S3

flight-framework

An application framework for Flash and Flex

svelte-navaid

A Svelte router powered by https://github.com/lukeed/navaid/

JaDE

JaDE (Javascript Database Engine) is an in-memory Javascript database.

voltjs

A node.js binary driver for VoltDB

restdb

A RESTful database: inspired by CouchDB, built with JavaScript, on Node.js, backed by leveldb, at one with the web.

wyg

A simple contenteditable-based editor or WYSIWYG.

jslib

A library of general purpose javascript classes that may not require their own repository.

Skin.js

A javascript template library based off of Mustache that works with Backbone.js

promises

Flexible and generic promise implementation for Javascript libraries and node.js

busgirl

An attractive server which aids in building scalable applications.

shortcut-string

Returns the shortcut string representation of a keyboard event (e.g. Cmd+Shift+F1)

cloudflare-presence

A Cloudflare Workers server for sharing cursor location on a page

calcify.js

Combine your web application's Javascript files into one. Take advantage of dependency management by using CommonJS modules. Shrink your script down using uglify.