GitHub - gregunderwood/jquerymx: jQuery MVC Extensions. jQuery extensions that makes all the annoying stuff easier.

This branch is 633 commits behind jupiterjs/jquerymx:master.

Name	Name	Last commit message	Last commit date
Latest commit Pinhook drag revert works again Feb 19, 2011 aa2914c · Feb 19, 2011 History 551 Commits
class	class	merged?	Feb 11, 2011
controller	controller	merged?	Feb 11, 2011
dom	dom	merged?	Feb 11, 2011
download	download	fixing download page for new site	Jan 14, 2011
event	event	drag revert works again	Feb 19, 2011
generate	generate	don't let load fire	Dec 6, 2010
lang	lang	merged?	Feb 11, 2011
model	model	list upgrade to handle findAll , findOne, limit can limit center of drag	Feb 8, 2011
test	test	adding download tests	Dec 30, 2010
tie	tie	improving controllers docs	Dec 20, 2010
view	view	reverting relative views change	Feb 14, 2011
.gitignore	.gitignore	Ignored vim swap files:	Jan 1, 2011
README	README	fixing old link to javascriptmvc.git	Nov 18, 2010
build.js	build.js	new build script, model warns if you are missing static properties, c…	Nov 18, 2010
buildAll.js	buildAll.js	Merge branch 'master' of git://github.com/jupiterjs/jquerymx	Jan 20, 2011
jquery.js	jquery.js	jquery 1.4.4	Jan 20, 2011
qunit.html	qunit.html	making controller and other things smaller	Jun 16, 2010
update	update	fixing update script	Oct 30, 2010

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  A.  How to get (and contribute) to JMVC


A.  How to get (and contribute) JMVC

  1.  Start a new project in git.
  
  2.  Fork ....
           http://github.com/jupiterjs/steal     and 
           http://github.com/jupiterjs/jquerymx
  
  3.  Add steal and javascriptmvc as submodules of your project...
           git submodule add git@github.com:_YOU_/steal.git steal
           git submodule add git@github.com:_YOU_/jquerymx.git jquery
           
      * Notice javascriptmvc is under the jquery folder
  
  4.  Learn a little more about submodules ...
           http://johnleach.co.uk/words/archives/2008/10/12/323/git-submodules-in-n-easy-steps
           
  5.  Make changes in steal or jmvc, and push them back to your fork.
  
  6.  Make a pull request to your fork.