New Frameworks Scripts for Web

Lazy.js is very similar to Lo-Dash, a JavaScript library that adds a bunch of new functions and features on top of Underscore.js, a well-knwon library for supporting functional programming in JavaScript. Supporting lazy evaluation in JavaScript is...

Apache Jena can be utilized to create and run semantic Web applications, linked-data apps, Web-based tools, various types of websites, and even and modern Web servers. Jena is a collection of tools ranging from an RDF API, to a TDB persistent data store,...

Mithril adheres to the classic Model-View-Controller (MVC) programming paradigm that puts a focus on code organization and the application's structure. Mithril uses components to manage and reuse the code as much as possible, allowing a lot of...

Connect was developed by Sencha Labs, the company behind tools like Sencha Touch and Ext JS. The framework is nothing more than a very lightweight, but very versatile and powerful middleware for dealing with HTTP requests and responses. Connect provides...

Lithium takes full advantage of the latest PHP 5.3 features, including namespaces, late static binding and closures. Comes packed with modern must-have features like filters, dependency control, plugin system, adapter-oriented configurations,...

RIOT.js (or just Riot) was created with speed in mind, being a tool that helps speed up applications by providing an well-crafted set of tools to use when building their projects. MVP is just like MVC, but with a little more emphasis on...

Specifically created for the new modern day game development market where HTML5 and Node.js are the new hot kids on the block, Pomelo merges these two new fashionable technologies, allowing developers to run multiplayer game servers on top of...

Services developed via Apache CXF can speak to a wide variety of protocols, allowing developers to build multi-functional applications that can work over a variety of platforms and transport layers. Apache CXF is very extensible, is well documented,...

While one Perl was one of the most used programming languages on the Web, languages like Java, PHP, Ruby, Python or JavaScript have surpassed it and many Perl frameworks were abandoned as well. Updated to support HTML 5 and CSS 3, Mojolicious is one of...

Marionette was built on top of the Backbone.js library, a JavaScript library adding MVC principles to JavaScript. Using these MVC principles, Marionette adds support for features usually provided by more advanced programming languages like Ruby, PHP or...