<ahref="examples/flight/"data-source="http://twitter.github.com/flight"data-content="Flight is a lightweight, component-based JavaScript framework that maps behavior to DOM nodes. Twitter uses it for their web applications.">Flight</a>
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<ahref="examples/vue/"data-source="http://vuejs.org"data-content="Vue.js provides the benefits of MVVM data binding and a composable component system with an extremely simple and flexible API.">Vue.js</a>
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<ahref="examples/componentjs/"data-source="http://componentjs.com"data-content="ComponentJS is a stand-alone MPL-licensed Open Source library for JavaScript, providing a powerful run-time Component System for hierarchically structuring the User-Interface (UI) dialogs of complex HTML5-based Rich Clients (aka Single-Page-Apps) — under maximum applied Separation of Concerns (SoC) architecture principle, through optional Model, View and Controller component roles, with sophisticated hierarchical Event, Service, Hook, Model, Socket and Property mechanisms, and fully independent and agnostic of the particular UI widget toolkit.">ComponentJS</a>
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<ahref="examples/vue/"data-source="http://vuejs.org"data-content="Vue.js provides the benefits of MVVM data binding and a composable component system with an extremely simple and flexible API.">Vue.js</a>
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<ahref="examples/react-backbone/"data-source="http://facebook.github.io/react/"data-content="This React example integrates Backbone for its model and router. It is a showcase of third-party library integration for developers wishing to use React together with a different JavaScript framework.">React + <br>Backbone.js</a>