JavaScripting

The definitive source of the best
JavaScript libraries, frameworks, and plugins.

  • Sherlock

    Natural-language event parser for Javascript

    25%

  • Conditioner

    Frizz Free, Environment-aware, JavaScript Modules

    35%

  • Mobservable

    Observable data. Reactive functions. Simple code.

    92%

  • Js Cache

    jsCache is a javascript library that enables caching of javascripts, css-stylesheets and images using my localStorage polyfill. This is especially useful when serving your website for mobile phones, which have limited HTTP caching available, but also speeds up your site in an ordinary web browser as it saves HTTP requests and loads all files asynchronously.

    13%

  • Ng Sweet Alert

    :loudspeaker: Sweetalert directive for angular js( angular sweetalert), without writing single javascript code

    14%

  • jStorage

    jStorage is a simple key/value database to store data on browser side. As a bonus it is also a local pubsub platform to sync data between tabs/windows

    47%

  • Onfire.js

    onfire.js is a simple events dispatcher subscribe / publish library (< 1kb). async, simple and usefull.

    23%

  • Kefir

    A Reactive Programming library for JavaScript

    2%

  • Functional Js

    A functional js library that facilitates currying and point-free / tacit programming

    23%

  • Tweet

    put twitter on your website with tweet, an unobtrusive javascript plugin for jquery

    33%

  • 101

    A modern JS utility library

    45%

  • Queen

    A platform for running scripts on many browsers

    8%

  • Flow Js

    Javascript Library for Multi-step Asynchronous Logic

    13%

  • Vue Moment

    Handy Moment.js filters for your Vue.js project.

    46%

  • Lodash

    An alternative to Underscore.js, delivering consistency, customization, performance, and extra features.

    93%

  • Humane.js

    A simple, modern, browser notification system

    48%

  • Eve.js

    A <3kb JavaScript file providing three simple methods to organize code into CSS namespaces which magically restrict code to the current context, allowing for dramatic reductions to code size and development time.

    10%