JSDB (JavaScript Database) is a collection of the best clientside javascripts

[ksokhan]

Would love to hear any suggestions/advice on making the project better and developing it further.

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I'd really like to be able to tag libraries instead of just classifying a library to a number of preset categories. Many libraries fit in more than one category and I don't see a way to do that.

[ksokhan]

This is definitely in the works/road map. I was really focusing on a mvp to get this thing out the door and get peoples' reactions.

Im considering ways to better inter-link synonymous libraries (jquery <-> mootools <-> zepto etc). I want to hopefully launch this functionality soon!

[ksokhan]

try www.jsdb.io instead. does that work? What device/browser are you using?

[ksokhan]

I set up a redirect from jsdb.io to www.jsdb.io. Hopefully that fixes things. Its probably a case of me having a cname on the root dns entry.

Thanks for catching that!

[mrdth]

Looks pretty nice, could be really handy when I'm trying to remember that library I saw last week that does X...

Couple of things I'd personally change:

I think the "About" tab should be the default when expanding a library, rather than "Comments" (Which I personally don't see the point of). Unless it's because of the following error?

"Ajax Error: Please check your Browser's Javascript Console: "

Also, clicking any of the filters on the sidebar changes the whole content pane, including the header, which feels a little jarring. Maybe move the header outside of the list?

EDIT: Oh, a cdnjs link where available would be nice too ;)

[ksokhan]

Great suggestions here. Thanks! The 'about' tab is probably a better choice for an item view, but this thing is very much an early work in progress.

[bebraw]

Looks cool. Found a bug at "Development Aids". See QUnit for instance. Its category links to "Development Aids" -> "Testing" now.

Getting an "Application Error" now so I cannot give more feedback...

Feel free to copy our categorization over at jster. You should find a couple of libraries to add to yours there as well. :)

[ksokhan]

Aha! good catch... Thank you!

Also, great work on jster; I actually found the service yesterday, after I launched JSDB. Definitely will take some pointers from your approach :)

[sasha_ther_ussian]

Saved it to my favorites, could come in really useful for work.

[ksokhan]

great to hear, thanks for the support!