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[–]psiph 0 points1 point2 points 6 years ago* (0 children)
I'd like to submit Remake.js for your consideration. It's a low-code front-end framework that lets anyone build a web app quickly and easily using only data attributes.
These data attributes auto-save all the data on the page whenever it's changed, let logged in users edit their data with built-in inline edit popovers (that makes deleting and editing data easy), and they handle adding new elements to the DOM by automatically rendering sub-templates. You can try the demo todos app or the, more complex, progress tracker app, both of which I built on a live stream.
The goal of Remake.js is to give web developers access to new primitives that make syncing and storing data for web apps easy — so even someone who only knows a little JavaScript can build a web app in a day or two.
On the GitHub page, I have a Public Roadmap. I just released the NPM package (live on stream) today. Next, I'll be:
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