CanJS
CanJS is an MIT-licensed client-side JavaScript framework used for building maintainable and performant web applications.
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CanJS is an MIT-licensed client-side JavaScript framework used for building maintainable and performant web applications.
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Supercharged web hosting service.
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APIs and features removed from jQuery core
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Wordpress control types ranging from simple sliders to complex typography controls.
LiteSpeed web server is a high performance, highly scalable Apache interchangeable web server.
All-in-one acceleration, caching plugin for Wordpress.
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