dy.js

We've put humans on the moon and rovers on Mars. So why the bloody hell is save-and-reload still acceptable as the cornerstone of our development workflow? dy.js is proposed methodology (specification?) and reference implementation for module-based dynamic code reloading in (initially) the browser.

Philosophy

dy.js is designed to be simple, humanist software. As such, it's guiding philosophy is centered around understandability and ease of use:

1. Simple module dependency injection
2. Simple module reloading extension
3. Code that JavaScript programmers of nearly all skill levels should be able to understand

License

Released under the New BSD License (1999); see LICENSE for details.