A JavaScript framework for building user interfaces. It is highly flexible and compatible with other frameworks and libraries.
Odom is very compatible with other frameworks and libraries. You can easily integrate Odom into existing projects. You can also easily integrate components you create using other technologies into Odom.
You can use HTML or XML to write markup. Odom supports styles used at element, component and global levels. You can create components in various ways. You can create single-file components using either ES modules or HTML files.
Odom has very fast initial rendering. It provides ways of keeping the performance up as more content is added to the DOM. Odom also provides ways to apply mutations in a way that is friendly to performance.
Checkout the Quick Start Guide for an introductory guide to the framework.
Refer to our Documentation for a detailed guide to Odom.
Refer to Development Tools for a list of recommended development tools.
The full contribution guide is still being worked on. For now, you can follow the following guidelines:
- Styling: Refer to the prettier config file.
- Linting: Refer to the eslint config file.
- Pull Requests: Use the branch
devas the base for pull requests.
Refer to Releases for information about future releases and features.
This framework under the MIT license.
Copyright (c) 2021, Mishieck Mwale.