Pilot.js: profiling (1000 iterations)

 1660ms, 587492 calls:  jQuery.Deferred + jQuery.Events
 1170ms, 378492 calls:  MyDeferred + jQuery.Events
 470ms,  169288 calls:   MyDeferred + MyEventEmitter

Pilot: a multifunctional JavaScript router

With every passing day websites are becoming increasingly complex and dynamic and simply making the interface live is usually not enough – we often need to create a full-fledged one-page application. A great example of such application is any webmail (take Mail.Ru. for example), where clicking on a link doesn’t reload the page, but rather changes representation. This means that the task of data retrieval and display, depending on the route, which has always been the prerogative of the server, is now the responsibility of the client. This problem is usually solved with a simple router, based on regular expressions, and isn’t developed any further, while at the back-end this topic is paid a lot more attention. In this article I’ll make an attempt to fill this gap.

Pilot v1.3.0: access permission for "route"

Finally got around to Pilot. Now you can set the access rights for the route, all very comfortable and intuitive.

http://rubaxa.github.io/Pilot/?#ru/Pilot.Route.accessPermission

Pilot: v1.2.0

New features

• req — now the instance of Pilot.Request.
• Added Pilot.utils
• each(el/**Object|Array*/, fn/**Function*/[, thisArg/**Mixed*/])
• extend(a/**Object*/, b/**Object*/)/**Object*/
• qs.parse(queryString/**String*/)/**Object*/
• qs.stringify(params/**Object*/)/**String*/

http://rubaxa.github.io/Pilot/

Pilot: Now in English

Multifunctional JavaScript router solves the problem of routing your application, providing full control over the route. It can work either by itself or as a part of other framework, such as Backbone, in which it could be an excellent substitute for the standard Backbone.Router and even Backbone.View. Just try it.


npm — https://npmjs.org/package/pilotjs
GitHub — https://github.com/RubaXa/Pilot
Documentation — http://rubaxa.github.com/Pilot/#en/