JavaScript for Line of Business Applications

Tweak.js is a MVC framework built to help developers' structure code; for use in web applications and web components. Tweak.js is also accompanied with extra features that advances typical MVC concepts.

Tweak.js is not another backbone.js or anything as big as Ember. It's designed to be slap bang in the middle. It offers simple improvements over backbone.js and is way simpler compared to the massive MVC frameworks. It keeps in mind that not all applications are data driven, and when they are you don’t want to be told how to retrieve, monitor, and send that data; that should be down to you.

Bone.io allows you to build realtime HTML5 apps using websockets to deliver hot data to the browser. This enables you to easily construct rich, highly responsive user interfaces.

In a lot of ways, Bone.io can be viewed as a much improved version of Backbone.js. Backbone, Angular and other older frameworks rely primarily on AJAX and model bindings to get data to the DOM. The problem with this approach is that AJAX has no method for handling bi-directional communication. In the world of modern data-driven HTML5 applications, Bone.io strives to pickup where these other frameworks have left off.

Tres is a development suite, focused on mobile devices (phones, tablets). It features automatic compilation of template formats such as Haml, as well as transparent CoffeeScript and Compass support (and thus, Sass.). The idea is you'd develop a mobile web app locally, package it, and then use it with whatever other back-end you want.

Tres also provides default/desirable styles for creating mobile applications, such as headers, lists, buttons, and other common mobile app design patterns.

It also provides helpful JavaScript classes to easily implement behaviour and connect the UI with real data from say, an API.