This is a new paradigm. If you want to enter a new era of making better Web Based User Interfaces, the following concepts will be addictive.
- Sponsors
- Blog
- COVID19 IN NUMBERS Demo App
- What if ... (Short overview of the concept & design goals)
- Want to learn more?
- Impossible? Pick with caution!
- Online Examples
- Online Docs
- Ready to get started?
- Project History
- Story & Vision
- neo.mjs is in need for more sponsors!
- neo.mjs is in need for more contributors!
- Slack Channel for questions & feedback
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All Blog posts are stored here:
neo/projects/14.
Latest article:
How to create a webworkers driven multithreading App — Part 1
The most compelling way to introduce a new framework might simply be to show what you can do with it.
Live Demo: COIN App dist/production
Desktop only => support for mobile devices is on the roadmap.
Demo Video on YouTube
Just clicking around randomly, but might give you an idea on you to navigate inside the helix and gallery.
You can find the code of the covid app here.
| What if ... | Benefit | |
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| 1. | ... a framework & all the apps you build are running inside a separate thread (web worker)? | You get extreme Performance |
| 2. | ... the main thread would be mostly idle, only applying the real dom manipulations, so there are no background tasks slowing it down? | You get extreme UI responsiveness |
| 3. | ... a framework was fully built on top of ES8, but can run inside multiple workers without any Javascript builds? | Your development speed will increase |
| 4. | ... you don’t need source-maps to debug your code, since you do get the real code 1:1? | You get a smoother Debugging Experience |
| 5. | ... you don’t have to use string based pseudo XML templates ever again? | You get unreached simplicity, no more scoping nightmares |
| 6. | ... you don’t have to use any sort of templates at all, ever again? | You gain full control! |
| 7. | ... you can use persistent JSON structures instead? | You gain more simplicity |
| 8. | ... there is a custom virtual dom engine in place, which is so fast, that it will change your mind about the performance of web based user interfaces? | You get extreme performance |
| 9. | ... the ES8 class system gets enhanced with a custom config system, making it easier to extend and work with config driven design patterns? | Extensibility, a robust base for solid UI architectures |
| 10. | ... your user interfaces can truly scale? | You get extreme Performance |
Still here? Welcome to neo.mjs - The webworkers driven UI framework
You can find a full list of (desktop based) online examples here:
Online Examples
You can pick between the 3 modes (development, dist/development, dist/production) for each one.
The Online Docs are also included inside the Online Examples.
dist/production does not support lazy loading the examples yet, but works in every browser:
Online Docs (dist/production)
The development mode only works on Chrome 80+, but does lazy load the example apps:
Online Docs (dev mode)
Hint: As soon as you create your own apps, you want to use the docs app locally,
since this will include the documentation for your own apps.
There are 3 different ways on how you can get the basics running locally.
Please take a look at the Getting Started Guide.
neo.mjs got released to the public on November 23, 2019.
Before this point, the project was already at 3720 commits.
Find out more about the start of it inside the Project History file.
Although neo.mjs is ready to craft beautiful & blazing fast UIs,
the current state is just a fraction of a bigger picture.
Take a look at the Project Story and Vision.
Is the current code base useful for you or could it be in the future?
Do you like the neo.mjs concepts?
So far the development was made possible with burning all of my (tobiu's) personal savings.
This is obviously not sustainable, so to enable me to keep pushing like this, please support it.
The benefit of doing so is to get results delivered faster.
Here you go: Sponsors & Backers
Another way to fasten up the neo.mjs development speed is to actively jump in.
As the shiny "PRs welcome" badge suggests: open source is intended to be improved by anyone who is up for the challenge.
You can also write a guide in case you learned something new using neo.mjs or just help to get more eyes on this project.
Either way, here are more infos: Contributing
There are some Javascript legends hiding in the shadows and waiting to be discovered.
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Slack Channel Invite Link
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& Rich Waters