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CanJS 1.1 Release Notes
Today we're happy to announce the latest major release of CanJS.
Read More »Podovi Bitcast 1 - What's Happening
Watch Bitovi's first podcast to learn what we've been working on and where were going with our open source projects like JavaScriptMVC, CanJS, jQuery++, Steal and more.
Read More »Introducing jQuery++
jQuery++ is a collection of all the DOM utilities and special events jQuery forgot about. Come learn about jQuery++ and how it can be useful to your project.
Read More »Bitovi Hoops for Heart with the American Stroke Association
Bitovi and the American Stroke Association, is putting on a charity basketball game - "Hoops for Heart". Learn about why and how you can participate.
Read More »Hashchange Routing with can.route - Part 2 - Advanced
can.route is freaking awesome at hashchange routing. This is the second of a two part article on can.route. This article covers advanced usage of can.route.
Read More »Hashchange Routing with can.route - Part 1 - Basics
can.route is freaking awesome at hashchange routing. This is the first of a two part article on can.route. This article covers basic usage of can.route with can.Control and the "route" event.
Read More »Faster jQuery.event.fix with ES5 Getters
jQuery.event.fix is often the slowest part of our apps. Using ES5 getters, maybe we can improve it. This article walks through how.
Read More »Avoid the Zombie Apocalypse
Memory leaks are like zombies. Just a couple and you can easily navigate around their outstretched arms and groans. But when you have a pack of zombies, you’ve got a real problem. CanJS will help you avoid the zombie apocalypse.
Read More »Introducing CanJS
CanJS is the MVC parts of JavaScriptMVC, extracted into a single script download, with additional features that make it sizzle. There’s a lot of client-side MVC libraries out there, but this article will explain what sets CanJS apart from its competition.
Read More »JSConf 2012
We sponsered JSConf for the second time, rebranded Jupiter to Bitovi, released CanJS, and gave three talks. It was a busy week.
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