3 projects
Trix is a WYSIWYG rich text editor from 37signals (creators of Rails) that powers writing in Basecamp. Rather than relying on contenteditable/execCommand directly, it treats the browser's editable surface as an I/O device, mapping input onto an internal document model and re-rendering to produce clean, consistent HTML.
Riot.js is a tiny, component-based UI library that brings a custom-tag authoring model to the browser, letting you write HTML-centric components with inline scripts, lifecycle hooks, and one-way data flow without a virtual DOM.
Omi is a lightweight web components framework from Tencent that combines Custom Elements, JSX/function components, and signal-driven reactivity. It supports both OOP class components and data-oriented reactive functions, and produces standards-based components usable across React, Vue, and plain HTML.