Fullstack JavaScript framework for SPAs incl. reactivity rendering, mvc / mvvm, models, expression language, datasource, virtual paths, unit test and some more
APACHE-2.0 License
Influenced by the good experiences from JSF (Java Server Faces) with regard to function and an easy integration into the markup, arose a similar client-side fullstack solution.
Seanox aspect-js focuses on a minimalist approach to implementing Single-Page Applications (SPAs). This framework takes the declarative approach of HTML and extends this with expression language, reactivity rendering with additional attributes, Model View Controller, view model binding, resource bundle, NoSQL datasource, test environment and much more.
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Diese Software unterliegt der Version 2 der Apache License.
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Seanox aspect-js 1.6.1 Seanox aspect-js 1.6.1 Sources
The release channels continuously provide the latest final versions, so Seanox aspect-js is always up to date.
BF: Composite: Added recursion detection for include of composite markup BF: Composite: Correction of validation with message and notification without model BF: Composite: Correction of mounting of child elements in a condition BF: Composite: Correction of the queue during rendering when a lock exists BF: Expression: Unification of the suppressed output BF: Reactive: Correction for the use of arrays BF: Reactive: Correction/optimization for elements with iterate BF: Reactive: Correction of recursive triggered updates BF: Review: Optimization and corrections BF: Test: Correction of wrong output of Element.prototype.toPlainString() CR: Reactive: Optimization of object-model-view decoupling CR: Reactive: Refactoring to distinguish from frameworks with similar name CR: SiteMap: Inactive by default CR: Expression: Extension of the syntax for elements and variables CR: Expression: Optimization (consequent new implementation) CR: Expression: Omission of automatic use of get and is methods for fields CR: Expression: omission of tolerance for undefined parts in object chains (like JSP EL) CR: Composite: Errors during rendering are output in the view CR: Composite: Renamed method Object.using(...) in Object.use(...) CR: Composite: Optimization when loading module resources CR: Composite: Extension of the element ID with a unique identifier CR: Composite: Added @-attributes as attribute templates for elements CR: Composite: Changing the behavior of the validation CR: Scripting: Outsourcing and isolating the execution of Composite JavaScript CR: Scripting: Optimization macros for Composite JavaScript CR: Scripting: Added macro #export for Composite JavaScript CR: Scripting: Added macro #use for Composite JavaScript CR: Scripting: Added macro (?...) for Composite JavaScript CR: Datasource: Optimization when loading module resources CR: Messages: Added messages as alternative object tree for associative array Messages CR: Messages: Added Messages.customize(label, ...values) to fill placeholders with values CR: Namespace: Renamed method Namespace.using(...) in Namespace.use(...) CR: Extension: Math.unique(...) replaces Math.uniqueId(...) CR: Extension: Math.serial() replaces Math.uniqueSerialId(...) CR: Release: Added the manual (de/en) to the release package (zip) CR: Release: Channels with major number are omitted CR: Release: Revision of the release channels