jsblocks
A 2012-era MV-ish UI framework for building user interfaces and single-page applications with server-side rendering.
What is jsblocks?
jsblocks is a JavaScript UI framework created in 2012 for building user interfaces and single-page applications. It uses an MV-ish architecture and includes features like server-side rendering, a modular design, and a built-in utility library to simplify development. The framework was developed as an alternative to early options like Angular 1.0 and Knockout.
Frontend developers working on web applications in the early 2010s, especially those needing a performant, easy-to-learn framework with server-side rendering capabilities.
Developers choose jsblocks for its balance of performance, modularity, and debugging tools, offering a forward-thinking alternative to contemporary frameworks like AngularJS and Knockout.
Overview
2012 UI framework (I was 20 years old, React didn't exist, inspired by Knockout)
Use Cases
Best For
- Building single-page applications with server-side rendering
- Developers familiar with MVVM or MV-ish patterns
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