Contribute

You are wanted!

Do you love writing JavaScript? Or, can you explain closures to your Grandma? We are looking for people like you to help other developers successfully complete their projects. If you are interested in helping, please email us at contribute@javascriptmvc.com.

Ideas or feedback

If you have an idea to make JavaScriptMVC better, or you don't like something, please let us know in JavaScriptMVC's Google Group.

Bugs or issues

If you have found a bug, please log it here.

Donations

If you want to prioritize and guide the framework's development, donate to the feature you want us to work on listed in the Roadmap page. If you'd prefer to support JavaScriptMVC with a general donation, please do so with the donate button on the homepage.

Contributors

We believe in recognizing everyone who contributes to open source projects. This is why JavaScriptMVC strives to be inclusive as possible.

Council Wear robes and ponder JavaScriptMVC's continuations all day, every day.
Master Former council members, or have had a very large contribution to JavaScriptMVC.
Jedi Actively involved with JavaScriptMVC.
Padawan Fixed a bug; submitted a patch; added a feature; wrote instructions; provided feedback; or wrote documentation.

Jedi

Trey Kennedy

Trey Kennedy has been an embedded C/C++ software engineer for over 10 years and a part-time web applications developer for the last 3 years. He is sick and tired of generating HTML and JavaScript using other languages and is ready to evangelize the world in the way of native JavaScript development - or maybe just his company.

Anthony Frey

Anthony Frey has been developing websites for over 10 years. He is 5' 10". He believes that web development is not as hard as everyone makes it seem. He sometimes rants on his blog about interesting helpful topics, and sometimes he doesn't.

Council

Brian Moschel

Brian is a founder of JavaScriptMVC and Jupiter IT in Chicago. He wrote the original version of JavaScriptMVC and does writing for the site. He also has a dog named Ajax. Attempts to teach him programming have been fruitless thus far.

Justin Meyer

Along with Brian, Justin is a founder of JavaScriptMVC. He works as the CEO of Jupiter IT in Chicago. When not working on JavaScriptMVC, he's cheating with his other favorite framework - Ruby on Rails. His core contributions are Include, Controller, and Error.

Padawan

Joe Tortuga

Fixed problems with nested views.

Max C.H. Hwang

Helped views correctly evaluate Ajax responses.

Donors

The following people and companies have supported JavaScriptMVC development with their generous donations. Thank you!