JayData.org

Basically, we separated the packaged library – which can be used to develop applications – and the source code repository.

The latest stable release can be downloaded from the Download page and the current source code can be forked from JayData Github repository.

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As JayData is open-source, you can fork it on Github and contribute to the project.

Jaydata is supposed to help developers to manage data in enterprise HTML5 web/hybrid applications. It’s a library, not a framework, which means you can use it for data management and utilize other libraries (Knockout.js, jQuery, iScroll, Sencha, jQuery Mobile) for UI representation purposes. You can use JayData on client-side (in JavaScript layer) as you use Microsoft Entity Framework+LINQ on server-side.

As JayData is a JavaScript library, there are no restrictions in terms of the IDE. You can use Eclipse, Aptana, all editions of Microsoft Visual Studio (even the Express ones) or your favorite text-editor. Right now, we optimized the auto-complete suggestions to Visual Studio 2012 (this is where you can benefit from TypeScript, too), which doesn’t mean that we won’t support other IDEs with auto-complete.

The goal is to support all of HTML5-compatible browsers: Google Chrome, Webkit Browser (Android smartphone and tablet), Safari (both desktop and iPad/iPhone), Internet Explorer 9/10

We test JayData on the following platforms before each release:

• Google Chrome
• Android (2.3, 4.0)
• Safari (desktop, iPhone, iPad)
• IE 9
• Samsung SmartTV