Currently I'm working on Rakun.js (https://github.com/lukaszkups/rakun.js/tree/dev) (but as You can see I didn't push code to dev branch recently <oops>) - it's an un-opinionated JavaScript framework.
The idea behind Rakun.js is to create framework that doesn't require any additional dependencies but at the same time provides all the modern framework features (router, state management, components).
My main objective is to create tool, with a bit old-school'ish feeling (e.g. front-end devs, who worked till now only with jQuery etc. should feel like at home during work with Rakun.js) but at the same time powerful as other modern frameworks.
If I should compare Rakun.js to something, that will be Vue.js, but without templates method - it will be up to developer which render solution he will choose and how components will behave when their state updates.
The idea behind Rakun.js is to create framework that doesn't require any additional dependencies but at the same time provides all the modern framework features (router, state management, components).
My main objective is to create tool, with a bit old-school'ish feeling (e.g. front-end devs, who worked till now only with jQuery etc. should feel like at home during work with Rakun.js) but at the same time powerful as other modern frameworks.
If I should compare Rakun.js to something, that will be Vue.js, but without templates method - it will be up to developer which render solution he will choose and how components will behave when their state updates.
You can read more about Rakun.js on my website: http://lukaszkups.net.