Open Source libraries and frameworks
Empowering Through Open Source: At OpenProductivity.org, we believe in the transformative power of open source tools. Our primary mission is to empower individuals and teams worldwide by providing them with cutting-edge, accessible productivity tools. We understand the evolving needs of modern workspaces, and our libraries are designed to meet these challenges head-on.
A Passion for Accessibility: Productivity should not be a privilege. Driven by a deep-seated passion, we aim to make advanced productivity tools available to all, irrespective of their geographical location or financial standing. Our platform embodies this ethos, ensuring that everyone has equal access to the resources they need to thrive in a digital era.
Our Commitment to Open Source: At OpenProductivity.org, our foundation is built upon the principles of transparency and accessibility. As a result of our contractual obligations, we are dedicated to using only MIT licensed tools in our projects. This commitment has led us to develop a collection of proprietary libraries tailored to our specific needs. Recognizing the broader potential of these tools, we decided to release them to the public.
Why MIT License? Our projects mandate the exclusive use of MIT licensed resources, a standard we firmly uphold. This ensures that the tools we create are not only top-notch in quality but also come with the freedom and flexibility that the MIT license offers. It's our way of giving back to the community, ensuring that developers everywhere can benefit from our innovations without any encumbrances.
| Library | Documentation | Download |
|---|---|---|
| Smartform.JS A Structured Form Component for HTML5 with recursive abilities & Bootstrap | Open docs | Download |
| Smartapp2.JS Smart and simple single page app (SPA) framework | Open docs | Download |
| Transformer.JS jQuery based Javascript library for applying themes and / or translation of text (and image) content. | Open docs | Download |
| HashJS (#JS) Efficiently generate dynamic text content with #JS - the templating engine using a powerful syntax you already know, building on top of plain and simple JavaScript. Read more at: hashJS.org | Open docs | Github |
