This site is to hopefully introduce and perhaps guide you through the QJS development library. It's got... like a lot of tools involved in it. Some of them are for websites, some of them are for games, some are for apps. It's a one stop shop for all the mad ravings of one Hamilton Cline.
Agreed! But also, fuck you! I wanted to learn something, and in the process of learning something I made something. And as I added to it it grew, and my understanding grew, and my process changed, and now there is this crazy hodgepodge of code that I will slowly mold into something great. Or perhaps a few mediocre somethings.
So what is QJS, and what can it do for you? QJS started as a smaller more focused version of jQuery. It was not ever meant to replace it wholly, but it started as a learning experiment, and then certain issues came up where it became obvious that with a few small additions it could be a powerful tool for web and app development.
QJS has tools for websites, for apps, and for games. But it's most prominent usecase is for website like applications. It has the basics of a DOM querying library; DOM selectors, DOM, traversal, DOM manipulation, fragment creators, and event handlers. It also comes with a routing extension which can allow single document multi page application development. It also has a few tools specifically built around basic promise and fetch handling. It also has some basic type management tools.
The QJS library is specifically made to be extensible, so adding new functionality to it is decently robust, and allows the community to improve on the original work.
Along with QJS, you also can have access to more App Tools, such as a color management library, a library of math functions for games, and a suite of canvas manipulation tools.