Eleva
A minimalist, pure vanilla javascript frontend framework.
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Description
Eleva is a minimalist lightweight pure vanilla JavaScript frontend runtime framework designed for creating highly modular and scalable applications without the overhead of large frameworks. It emphasizes performance, simplicity, and developer-centric design, allowing developers to build amazing user interfaces using only native JavaScript.
How to use Eleva?
To use Eleva, install it via npm or include it directly via CDN. Create a new Eleva instance, define your components, and mount them to a DOM element. The framework allows for easy integration with existing code and provides a straightforward API for building applications.
Core features of Eleva:
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Component-Based Architecture for reusable UI components
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Signal-Based Reactivity for efficient updates
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Built-in event emitter for robust intercomponent communication
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Custom Template Engine for secure and dynamic interpolation
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High-performance DOM diffing and patching without a virtual DOM
Why could be used Eleva?
| # | Use case | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|
| # 1 | Small to medium web applications that don't require heavy frameworks | ✅ | |
| # 2 | Performance-critical applications needing optimized reactivity | ✅ | |
| # 3 | Rapid prototyping of ideas with a minimal and extendable framework | ✅ | |
Who developed Eleva?
Eleva was created by Tarek Raafat, who has a deep passion for pure vanilla JavaScript. His goal was to develop a tool that stays true to the language, providing a lightweight and efficient alternative to larger frameworks.