Meet Web Components
WCs are the web's native "UI component" technology
Already a fan? Try authoring simpler components with Subscript Element - a base class for WCs that adds reactivity to your static WC code without itself acting as a "framework".
Explore the complete JavaScript stack for developing future-facing, web-native applications.
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Webflo
The universal JavaScript framework for Web, Mobile, and API Backends. Webflo takes you from development, to deployment, to continous delivery.
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OOHTML
A suite of new DOM features that lets us write modular, reusable, and reactive HTML, offering robust UI development with none of a framework.
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Objective SQL
The object-oriented, adaptive SQL for modern apps - query anything from the plain JSON object, to the client-side IndexedDB, to the server-side DB.
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Play UI
A family of tools that brings a utility-based approach to UI development along with a full development story. Try an empowering way to build modern UIs
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Subscript
A reactivity runtime for JavaScript, offered in an ordinary JavaScript function! With Subscript we introduce dependency threads for JavaScript!.
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The Observer API
The web-native, JavaScript reactivity API for observing and intercepting JavaScript objects and arrays, and achieving the reactive everything!
The whole idea
Now that web standards are rising fast to solve our toughest problems natively, a new direction for the web is clear: web-native development! For all we've bet on custom tooling, we must now explore new ways to leverage and extend what's natively available!
Here's to that a brief tour 👇
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Meet Progressive Web Apps
PWAs are the web's standard for cross-platform apps
In the time it takes to learn anything else, you would have just written some HTML, CSS and JS and come off with a Progressive Web App!
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Meet the Fetch Standard
Fetch is the web's "request/response" spec and API
Build your app's concept of requests and responses on the fetch standard! Just use Webflo - to do this in a unified routing experience - one standard, frontend and backend!
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Meet the Open API Specification
OAS is the community standard for REST API schemas
In just a schema, your backend can be up for discoverability and integrations, and a whole world of cool automations - e.g: schema-based routing, schema-generated UI forms, etc.
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Meet SQL (in unlikely places too!)
SQL is the web's standard language for relational DBs
Already a fan? Try sticking to just SQL and eliminating the ORM - here's arrow-joins for relationships!😎 Plus, ever need to work with the client-side Indexed DB? Bring your SQL here too!
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Meet the ES6+ series
ES6 is the beginning of JavaScript's ultra-modern era
Immerse in JavaScript's cool language features. You can also find some of it's low-level primitives abstracted away with higher-level APIs (E.g: the Observer API over ES6 Proxies & object accessors)
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Meet browser APIs, simplified
Browser APIs are ready-to-use features in browsers
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$.play()-ing away in the Web Animations API, or binding your page to the Web Monetization API - just to mention a few ways to consume browser APIs with zero boilerplate!
It's an entirely clean fabric for writing code in the syntax of web standards and for making better web apps that we'll call web-native apps!
Get your life's work off to a good start - here!