Friday, November 11, 2011

FlatironJs: an unobtrusive framework initiative for node.js

No one agrees on frameworks. It's difficult to get consensus on how much or how little a framework should do. Flatiron's approach is to package simple to use yet full featured components and let developers subtract or add what they want.
Flatiron promotes code organization and sustainability by clearly separating development concerns. Each component works elegantly with or without its counterparts. Many of the components work the same in the browser as they do on the server. This is the motivation behind flatiron. At it's core flatiron is two things:
  • an initiative to build a collection of decoupled tools with the same standard of quality and performance that you would expect from anything built by nodejitsu. 
  • a full-stack web application development framework which packages these tools together to make isomorphic and stream-based application development easier.

inside the framework

Packaged inside the framework are the basic building blocks for a modern web application.

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