TinyCore.js

A modular framework is a framework that uses modules to load and activate various features.

A decoupled framework is a framework which is composed of smaller modules that can work on their own.

TinyCore.js uses both of these principles to provide developers with a collection of stand-alone modules which they can use when building their JS-based Web applications.

Also built around the Asynchronous Module Definition principles, TinyCore.js can also be used in dynamic environments, loading modules only when their needed, all via non-blocking async calls.

The framework comes with cross-browser support and some basic modules included in the standard package, but its main advantage is its open architecture which lets any developer code his own modules whenever in need of new functionality.

Besides this, TinyCore.js also includes support for various unit testing frameworks and ships with an error handler and debug utility.

For more documentation, check the framework's README file.

What is new in this release:

• Added bower.json and updated package.json (devDependencies, ...)
• Added .gitignore
• Build: renamed Footer.js and Header.js to Outro.js and Intro.js.
• Grunt: changed banner position with (uglify task).

What is new in version 1.0.1:

• Utils: renamed Utils.forEach to Utils.forIn (consistency).
• Grunt: added the "clean" task to remove temporary build files.
• Tests: removed duplicated "inheritance+instances" tests files.
• Build: reorganized the files, added Footer.js and Header.js to optimize the final build file and minification.
• Doc: added links in README to the extensions documentation and a README file in src/extensions.

Requirements:

• JavaScript enabled on client side