1.4

• Switched from the 3-clause BSD license to the MIT license.
• Updated the build chain to use modern tools.
  • JSLint → ESLint
  • Bash to make
  • Google Closure Compiler → Uglify
  • Dependency resolution with npm and bower.
  • Updated to latest QUnit release.
• Switched CHANGELOG to use the format from http://keepachangelog.com.
• Lots of updates to the README and the generated documentation.
• Introduced Flow, a JavaScript type-checker, into the build process.
• Added support for a data: {} attribute hash.
• Added support for [x=y] syntax for setting simple attributes.

1.3

This release was heavily inspired by DOMBrew.

• Added a number of shortcuts and niceties.
• Use .dom() as an alias for .asDOM().
• Use .html() as an alias for .asHTML().
• Use ._() as an alias for .child().
• You can now pass an array of class names to the 'class' hash attribute.
• You can also use CSS-style # and . notation for setting IDs and class names.
• Also now supports .text() and .asText() for working with plain text nodes.
• Added support for using .T() and .H() as shortcuts for .text() and .html().

1.2

• Added .DOM() as the primary way of passing real DOM nodes back; useful for appending multiple nodes at once.

1.1

• Simplified the code under the hood. Now runs a little faster and compresses even smaller.
• Removed the need to instantiate the class, making it easier to alias.
• Ensured that it passed JSLint.
• Provided a version minified by Google Closure Compiler.

1.0

• Made sure that it worked with Internet Explorer 6 & 7.
• Improved the innards of .child() to be more efficient.
• Merged .innerHTML() and .appendHTML() together into the new .html() method.
• Provided a version minified by YUI Compressor.