Juris is a reactive web framework focused on fine-grained reactivity, component-based architecture, and state management.
It features a unique self-testing interface to validate the framework using its own capabilities.
Juris is built around six fundamental classes and avoids virtual DOM diffing in favor of precise updates.
The framework supports visual and headless components, a comprehensive testing framework, and 12 control flow components.
It allows object-to-DOM conversion, progressive enhancement of existing DOM elements, and has a non-destructive approach.
Juris includes a test runner with 9 UI components, tracks dependencies at the property level for optimal performance, and provides dependency injection.
The framework emphasizes testing, cleanup mechanisms, performance, and minimalist philosophy.
Juris is suitable for a wide range of applications and validates itself through rigorous self-testing.
Its comprehensive feature set, self-testing approach, and performance make it appealing for modern web development.