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I need an open source Javascript framework to create web UI's. I'm looking for something similar to ExtJS but easier.
Any suggestions?
May be you can try to work with Webix http://webix.com/.
It is easy to learn thanks to detailed and comprehensive documentation and with this library you can build web apps of any difficulty.
Its all depends on your requirement only... How your application architect flow goes.
Please refer below link with list of few framework.
http://www.hanselman.com/blog/TheBigGlossaryOfOpenSourceJavaScriptAndWebFrameworksWithCoolNames.aspx
http://www.tripwiremagazine.com/2009/11/top-10-javascript-frameworks-by-google.html
My suggestion is go for extjs(Even if you pay for it).
All the best.
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For my website http://goout.cz/ I am trying to implement a google-analytics-like tool to vizualize my online users real-time. I would like to show it to the public, so it must look nice.
The backend is easy to implement and to get the data to the browser as well. But I am looking for a way how could it be done visualy on frontend.
I am looking for:
Inspiration, if someone else does the same real-time vizualization.
Any javascript tool, which would be helpful to achieve it.
Thanks!
Your question is rather broad, and will likely be closed. Anyhow, I would recommend looking at the D3 JavaScript framework. It is very powerful and versatile.
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I try to find difficult examples of large web applications based on Node.js + Dust.js as a template engine.
At the best case it will be LinkedIn source code of templates ;)
There are a number of node applications shown as examples of using KrakenJS. Look through them for examples of using dust with Node.js.
http://krakenjs.com/#Examples
Try this some node and dust example:
http://linkedin.github.io/dustjs/test/test.html
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I have been looking for a JavaScript framework that can display a branch history for a custom-made version control. I have been unable to find anything myself, so I have started to make it myself, but I thought I would ask here if anyone know of a readymade framework that can already do this.
This is what I am looking for:
Take a look at Gitgraph.js. It's made with git in mind, but as the code examples show, you can fully control it.
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Can anybody tell me what is the library used here
I have to do a website like this one so if anyone has encounter this library please let me know.
Thanks in advance.
Don't you have a Web Browser. They are quite common nowadays. You could download one from here: https://www.google.com/chrome/ and then use the built-in developer tools (F12) to see which scripts are included:
Hit F12 in chrome and after expanding head tag you can see all the libraries used in that site.
No library is used to do it. The code to do it was written by the website author. Good luck.
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Does anyone know of any other good JQuery-compatible validation libraries besides JQuery Validate?
I've been having a lot of difficultly with it so I want to see if there is anything better before I go and write something myself.
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The "duplicate" question is 6 months old (out-of-date) and references only a single alternative. I'd like to try and get more answers, if possible.
Parsley is a JavaScript library, that can work with both jQuery or Zepto, designed to validate forms easily. It is built with UX concerns in mind and tries to simplify details for the user.
Is this what you're looking for?