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summary
A tiny WebKit-only DOM library claims to be a jQuery-compatible subset optimized for mobile: core is 5K gzipped versus 33K jQuery measured with uglifyjs and gzip, it uses native querySelectorAll and JSON, adds array iteration and touch events, swaps object prototype via __proto__ to make node lists behave like arrays, and is modular so you include only what you need. Deployments include Space Camp Mobile and several mobile sites, and the author launches microjs.com to list similar micro-frameworks.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 0:56What Does a Real Computer Have
- 1:59Hardware Accelerated Graphics
- 16:30The Goals for a Mobile Javascript Framework
- 27:17Examples of People That Use Scepter
- 32:10Micro Frameworks
- 34:18Examples
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