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  1. RT @jdalton NWMatcher performance results: No tricks, no DOM caching, just raw performance http://bit.ly/GwuVo
  2. Thrilled Juriy Zaytsev @kangax is core. His passion, commitment, curiosity, comprehension, and personality create the perfect storm of WIN!
  3. Today marks one year since FuseJS began development. Happy birthday to us !
  4. Very excited to have T.J. Crowder @tjcrowder as the newest core dev. His 20+ years of experience and strong community ties are a huge win!
  5. RT @jdalton: Early FuseJS performance tests http://bit.ly/M66CL
  6. We now support ExtJS's CSS selector engine Ext.DomQuery, bringing the total supported CSS engines count up to 7.
  7. Ken Snyder @tr0gd0rr is our newest contributor. His OOP skills and imagination will help push FuseJS to new heights :D
  8. We proudly welcome Phred Lane @fearphage as a FuseJS core dev. His performance minded and lib agnostic approach is a great asset to FuseJS
  9. We are excited to welcome Kit Goncharov @kitsg as a FuseJS core dev. His Safari sleuthing and mobile platform mojo are an awesome addition
  10. Happy birthday @jgornick :P
  11. FuseJS core dev @jgornick is now a married man. Congratulations :D
  12. We work hard to preserve bfcache in browsers. We don't use/need a window "onunload" event for element event memory leak control.
  13. FuseJS doesn't have the sniffles. We use 100% browser feature/capability detection.
  14. FuseJS is easily extended: Fuse.List.Plugin.neat = function(..) { ... }; Fuse.List('F','T','W').neat(); Array.prototype.neat; // undefined
  15. We support many CSS engines like NWMatcher, Peppy, Sly, Slick, Sizzle, and Acme
  16. The emulation process will allow a single drop in replacement of your existing framework with zero change to your other code.
  17. At launch FuseJS will support emulating popular frameworks so devs can use the API they are comfortable with. Fuse.emulate('Prototype');
  18. We are the first framework to fully support cross-browser sandboxed natives. This means we don't pollute native objects in the document.
  19. 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.
  20. First tweet :D. FuseJS is a core JavaScript framework built on performance, standards, and customization.