Please share your JavaScript webapp.

I have two suggestions. 1. Use a good font on your site, e.g. Helvetica Neue, Open Sans, Proxima Nova 2. Make more padding in-between the top of background images and their text content

Re: Please share your JavaScript webapp.

#6

Post by streptomycin » Tue, Nov 19, 2013, 6:49 PM UTC

http://play.basketball-gm.com/

Completely 100% client-side JavaScript. Possibly makes heavier use (abuse?) of IndexedDB than any other website.

Re: Please share your JavaScript webapp.

#7

Post by roryhughes » Tue, Nov 19, 2013, 6:52 PM UTC

http://imageswaps.tk

Re: Please share your JavaScript webapp.

#8

Post by badave » Tue, Nov 19, 2013, 7:10 PM UTC

I wrote a lot of the code for https://www.airbrite.io/, which we are quietly launching on hackernews today.

The dashboard is all backbone, the backend is all node.js.

We wanted to build something that could become a core toolset for all developers. Hopefully it'll help frontend developers with e-commerce sites, but I'm excited to get to use it myself.

Re: Please share your JavaScript webapp.

#9

Post by jpatte » Tue, Nov 19, 2013, 11:49 PM UTC

http://www.featuremap.co (although it's actually written in TypeScript :))

We make extensive use of Knockout and Backbone; the backend is ASP.NET MVC4/WebAPI.

Re: Please share your JavaScript webapp.

#10

Post by snadahalli » Wed, Nov 20, 2013, 8:49 AM UTC

http://www.wiwitness.com Backbone.js + Zurb Foundation + jQuery + require.js. Of course there's some plain java script as well.

The backend is Java on Google App Engine. Restful.