aug·ment·ed /ˌôɡˈmentəd / adjective adjective: augmented
1. having been made greater in size or value.
Augmented.js is a javascript framework similar in concept to Backbone.js. Augmented.js provides a large set of functionality designed to develop single pages applications easier.
The key focus of the project is to tie a number of missing features, patterns, and what would normally be third-party plugins together in a powerful framework. Another goal of Augmented.js is to limit third party libraries for a smaller footprint, easy dependency management, and high performance. Performance is a key item in the framework. In every case the performance will beat other libraries and frameworks (such as jQuery) usually by large amounts.
All JSDoc documentation is under the /jsdoc directory in the distribution as well as on the site at http://www.augmentedjs.com/jsdoc
The Presentation extension adds extensive abilities to the presentation layer.
This extension adds:
- Mediator patterned PubSub Views
- MVVM Decorator Views with declaratives
- Enhanced Application Object
- PubSub mediation and bootstrapping for Application objects
- CSS Stylesheet registration and injection
- breadcrumb management
- Automatic Tables generated from a JSON schema and data
- sortable
- editable
- pagination
- local storage capable
- linkable
- Automatic Forms generated from a JSON schema
- Dialog Views
- Component UI Classes
- Hamburger Menu
- Toolbar
- Header