Montage - A Framework To Develop Rich HTML5 Applications Using JavaScript & Node.js.
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Montage is framework lets you develop rich HTML5 applications that use JavaScript both on the front-end via the browser, and back-end via Node.js. Montage is designed to allow you to develop applications optimized for today and tomorrow’s range of connected devices.
You can build rich UIs in the client, and use a service-oriented back-end to handle data persistence and server-side logic. All using one language, and with the ability to have code reuse throughout the full stack. Montage opens a new world of opportunity for web developers.
Requirements: Node.js
Demo: http:/ / tetsubo. org/ home/ montage/ about/
License: BSD
You can build rich UIs in the client, and use a service-oriented back-end to handle data persistence and server-side logic. All using one language, and with the ability to have code reuse throughout the full stack. Montage opens a new world of opportunity for web developers.
Features
- Components and HTML templates
- Bi-directional data binding
- Data persistence
- Serialization
- Event Management
Montage comes with the Skeleton theme. It's a basic, neutral-looking theme for HTML5 controls and inputs. You can use it as a wireframe theme for prototypes, starting point for creating your own theme, or easily style it with CSS to create custom skins. The Skeleton theme aims to provide cross-browser support so you can use it as a fallback theme.
Requirements: Node.js
Demo: http:/ / tetsubo. org/ home/ montage/ about/
License: BSD
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