What can I do with it?

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It slices, it dices, it even tells time!

OK, maybe not. But here are a few things you can do with jsorm's various components, and all in a Web 2.0 environment. The best part is that these are 'all JavaScript, and therefore client-side. Use your server-side framework of choice - Java, .NET, Ruby on Rails, Merb, PHP, Perl, or none. jsorm will play nicely with them all.

  • i18n
    • Internationalize your Web application by completely isolating presented text from program code. ResourceBundle
    • Allow your Web application to work in any timezone, even allowing users to select the zone. TimeZone
    • Present currency values in any localized format, including correctly handling thousands separators, decimal separators, currency symbols and placement. Currency
    • Work with any date and time, using dates, times, day of week, week of month or many other parameters. Calendar
    • Work in any calendar system, even implement your own. Calendar
  • jsormdb
    • Manage data in a real JavaScript database.
    • Use transactions, queries and updates.
    • Create real, persistent data-driven applications.
  • write-store
    • Allow your ExtJS applications to save Store and Grid data back to the server.
    • Create real, persistent ExtJS applications.
  • dyna-grid
    • Allow your ExtJS applications to use infinitely scrolling grids.
    • Eliminate paging in ExtJS grids.
  • MultiTabs
    • Click text to cause entire other sections of text to disappear / reappear, like tabs on a page
    • Click text to cause entire other sections of text to slide in/out
  • Next library
    • Well, if we told you, it wouldn't be a surprise, would it?

Best of all, you can tell us how you use jsorm, and what you would like to see next.

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