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TrimPath Projects

TrimPath provides open-source (GPL & APL) web technologies, focused around JavaScript, synchronization, MVC, occasionally connected computing, and Google Gears.

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Next Action - a web-based todo-list manager in the Getting Things Done style. You can use Next Action even when your network is offline.

The open source Junction framework is a conventions-over-configuration, synchronizing web MVC framework for JavaScript.

Junction is a riff of the Ruby on Rails framework into the world of JavaScript.
Junction makes your web application perform great.
Junction is the best (and only) synchronizing MVC framework for building applications on top of Google Gears, but also does not require Google Gears if you don't want it.
Junction automatically synchronizes your client-side and server-side code and RDBMS's.
Junction still works even if the network is occasionally-connected or offline.
Junction can run your application in the web-browser or on a Rhino-based server, or both. It's your choice. And, you write your application code just once to support these different runtime options. No duplicate logic.

Key components of Junction include:

The JavaScript Templates engine is a lightweight, standards-based, open-source component that lets web application developers have template-based programming (like PHP/ASP/JSP) while running in a web browser.

The TrimQuery component is a lightweight, open-source query engine that features a SQL-like syntax. For rich web application developers who want to slice and dice their browser-side, in-memory-cached data, TrimQuery is the standards-based, 100% JavaScript solution.

TrimPath was conceived and started by Steve Yen as part of a New Year's resolution.

The TrimPath Google Group is the newest, best place for discussion, over the old forum and wiki pages.

The TrimSpreadsheet component is an open-source spreadsheet engine that runs completely in the web browser. The markup used for spreadsheets is very simple, highly semantic, and completely accessible and stylable HTML tables. It's simple, standards-driven, and 100% written in unobtrusive JavaScript and CSS. Num Sum is a web 2.0 online spreadsheet service developed using TrimSpreadsheet.

The TrimBreakpoint component is a super lightweight debugging utility for JavaScript. Inspect and modify your objects and variables at runtime with simple, easy to use breakpoints, created back in the days before Firebug.