Project: jCombo Website: http://jcombo.com/ Author: Jonathan Gros-Dubois ------- Intro ------- jCombo attempts to offer an easy and flexible method of integrating server-side and client-side logic. jCombo is designed to work with just about any web application architecture such as MVC, MVP, MVVM... jCombo bridges the server and client layers through 'server interfaces' which allow data that are stored on the server-side to be easily retrieved and manipulated in JavaScript. These interfaces can also allow the developer to make client-side use of functionality that is otherwise exclusive to the serverside (E.g. Tracking sessions, creating files on the server, etc...) Effectively, server interfaces offer client-side developers a layer of abstraction when dealing with underlying server-side functionality. jCombo also captures all server-side errors and exceptions and throws them on the client side so you can easily see them from your browser console. For more info on how to use jCombo please visit http://jcombo.com/. jCombo is licensed under the MIT License (see license_mit.txt) with the exception of the Bootstrap library which is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.