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RT @ NWMatcher performance results: No tricks, no DOM caching, just raw performance
4:16 PM Oct 5th
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Thrilled Juriy Zaytsev @ is core. His passion, commitment, curiosity, comprehension, and personality create the perfect storm of WIN!
2:23 PM Sep 2nd
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Today marks one year since FuseJS began development. Happy birthday to us !
10:20 PM Aug 25th
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Very excited to have T.J. Crowder @ as the newest core dev. His 20+ years of experience and strong community ties are a huge win!
8:24 AM Aug 24th
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RT @: Early FuseJS performance tests
9:24 AM Aug 6th
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We now support ExtJS's CSS selector engine Ext.DomQuery, bringing the total supported CSS engines count up to 7.
4:35 PM Jul 8th
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Ken Snyder @ is our newest contributor. His OOP skills and imagination will help push FuseJS to new heights :D
2:32 PM Jul 6th
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We proudly welcome Phred Lane @ as a FuseJS core dev. His performance minded and lib agnostic approach is a great asset to FuseJS
9:19 AM Jul 3rd
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We are excited to welcome Kit Goncharov @ as a FuseJS core dev. His Safari sleuthing and mobile platform mojo are an awesome addition
9:01 AM Jul 3rd
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Happy birthday @ :P
12:29 PM Jul 2nd
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FuseJS core dev @ is now a married man. Congratulations :D
9:10 AM Jun 20th
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We work hard to preserve bfcache in browsers. We don't use/need a window "onunload" event for element event memory leak control.
12:17 PM Jun 19th
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FuseJS doesn't have the sniffles. We use 100% browser feature/capability detection.
9:15 AM Jun 19th
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FuseJS is easily extended: Fuse.List.Plugin.neat = function(..) { ... }; Fuse.List('F','T','W').neat(); Array.prototype.neat; // undefined
9:11 AM Jun 19th
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We support many CSS engines like NWMatcher, Peppy, Sly, Slick, Sizzle, and Acme
8:45 AM Jun 19th
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The emulation process will allow a single drop in replacement of your existing framework with zero change to your other code.
8:44 AM Jun 19th
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At launch FuseJS will support emulating popular frameworks so devs can use the API they are comfortable with. Fuse.emulate('Prototype');
8:40 AM Jun 19th
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We are the first framework to fully support cross-browser sandboxed natives. This means we don't pollute native objects in the document.
8:38 AM Jun 19th
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FuseJS is tested and working on many browsers including Safari 2.0-4, Chrome 1+, IE6-8, Firefox 2-3, Opera 9.25-10, and Konqueror 4.2.2.
8:36 AM Jun 19th
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First tweet :D. FuseJS is a core JavaScript framework built on performance, standards, and customization.
8:31 AM Jun 19th
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