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Yellow Code – jQuery Plugin for 2-Way Data Binding

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Yellow code is jQuery plugin for 2-way data binding.

You don’t have to manipulate the DOM.

You only manipulate a model – a plain JavaScript object.

Changes in the model are propagated to the view – defined as an HTML template.

Changes in the view input elements are propagated back to the model.

Dynamic view attributes: text, input value, CSS and much more.

View can also contain loops and conditional elements.

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Yellow Code – jQuery Plugin for 2-Way Data Binding

Download   Demo

Yellow code is jQuery plugin for 2-way data binding.

You don’t have to manipulate the DOM.

You only manipulate a model – a plain JavaScript object.

Changes in the model are propagated to the view – defined as an HTML template.

Changes in the view input elements are propagated back to the model.

Dynamic view attributes: text, input value, CSS and much more.

View can also contain loops and conditional elements.

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way.js – JavaScript Library for Two-Way DataBinding

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way.js

Simple, lightweight, persistent, framework-agnostic two-way databinding Javascript library. With no to little JS code to write. And no dependencies.

Declare an HTML element with some tags.

<form way-data="myFormData" way-persistent="true"> <input type="text" name="name"> <input type="text" name="age"> <input type="text" name="gender"> </form> Name: <span way-data="myFormData.name"></span>

Boom. Now every change in the form will be stored in-memory. The bound span’s html will be changed on the fly. And the bound data will be persistent, meaning your HTML will be populated with your data on page reloads.