What is Tuesday JS?
Tuesday JS is an open-source JavaScript framework for building modern web applications. Originally created by Steve Smith in 2015, Tuesday JS aims to provide developers with the tools and capabilities needed to build complex, interactive web apps, while keeping the library footprint small and lightweight.
Some key features of Tuesday JS include:
- A powerful client-side router for building single-page applications with multiple views/components
- Template rendering system to easily bind data to the DOM and generate HTML
- State management utilities for managing data and application state
- AJAX/HTTP request methods for calling APIs and handling data fetching
- Event system forattaching custom logic and handling user interactions
- Extensive ecosystem of community plugins and add-ons
Tuesday JS is designed to help web developers quickly build modern sites and apps without needing to piece together different libraries. It provides structure, utilities, and conventions around common web programming tasks like routing and AJAX calls, so developers can focus on their application code.
While lightweight and less fully-featured than frameworks like React or Angular, Tuesday JS offers an alternative set of tools for building interactive sites. It also has a smaller learning curve, making it potentially attractive to less experienced JavaScript developers wanting to create multi-page/component web projects.
Twine, Visual Novel Maker, articy:draft, Kocho, Dialogue Designer, TalkerMaker Deluxe, TyranoBuilder, TalkTree, SEEVN, Visual Novel Engine, Novelty, Arcweave, Sottolio, Sottaceto are some alternatives to Tuesday JS.