Basis js: why I didn't stop developing my framework
summary
Basis JS is a standalone single‑page application framework that compiles templates into a reference DOM fragment and generates instance factory functions to enable hot reload via live update file‑sync. It supports swapping entire themes as HTML+CSS at runtime, provides a data layer with set operations (union, difference, filter) to declaratively wire UI lists, and includes a custom build tool that analyzes a single HTML entry to produce optimized bundles; benchmarks claim much faster rendering than Knockout for a 100‑item booking list.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:29Basis JS templates
- 6:52DOM model in Basis
- 10:23Data handling
- 13:54Modularity and assets
- 17:31Framework performance
- 22:17Development tools
- 25:46Usage experience
- 27:32Q&A
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