82 results for "maintainer:m-mujica"

MIT-licensed, client-side, JavaScript framework that makes building rich web applications easy.

Updated January 9, 2022 by @phillipskevin

reflection on unknown data types

Updated December 9, 2021 by @phillipskevin

Well known symbols used to detail how to operate on different objects

Updated December 9, 2021 by @phillipskevin

Listen for native and custom DOM events

Updated December 1, 2021 by @phillipskevin

Validation helpers for can-define maps and lists.

Updated January 3, 2022 by @blackmarket

Custom elements for CanJS

Updated December 9, 2021 by @phillipskevin

jQuery-inspired AJAX request library.

Updated November 16, 2021 by @phillipskevin

Observable Objects

Updated August 23, 2021 by @phillipskevin

Observable scopes

Updated December 10, 2021 by @phillipskevin

Default binding syntaxes for can-stache

Updated June 29, 2021 by @phillipskevin

Define properties on JavaScript classes

Updated September 13, 2021 by @phillipskevin

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Updated January 9, 2022 by @phillipskevin

Observable arrays

Updated September 13, 2021 by @phillipskevin

Create observable objects with JS dot operator compatibility

Updated August 8, 2019 by @alfredo-delgado

Gets JavaScript.

Updated April 28, 2021 by @chasen

Futuristic build tools for ES6 Module applications.

Updated April 28, 2021 by @bigab

Asynchronous render for all frameworks

Updated October 14, 2019 by @blackmarket

Your app is done

Updated April 24, 2019 by @andrejewski

A event mixin that uses queues to dispatch handlers

Updated March 5, 2020 by @andrejewski

Live binding handlebars templates

Updated December 23, 2019 by @amechi89

Common utilities for CanJS projects

Updated November 25, 2019 by @alfredo-delgado

Create an observable value.

Updated November 25, 2019 by @blackmarket

Transpiles JavaScript modules from one format to another.

Updated November 13, 2019 by @justinbmeyer

Core observable indicators

Updated August 5, 2019 by @bigab

CanJS’s legacy way of composing observables. Use can-observation instead.

Updated May 24, 2019 by @bgando