Are there complete frameworks for js?

Question

JavaScript

Are there frameworks for js that have solved the maximum number of standard tasks, such as localization, binding, events, working with urls, etc.

Answer 1

More recently, there was an article with an overview of js mvc frameworks.

Answer 2

I will skeptically assume that there can be no absolutely holistic frameworks. (Gödel's incompleteness theorem, this and that.)

Answer 3

What are frameworks for?
If for RIA, then Qooxdoo, ExtJs (although there is a small jamb with localization, the framework itself holds localization, but the localization of its string constants out of the box does not work, as far as I know, but it can be solved)

Answer 4

github.com/bebraw/jswiki/wiki/Application-Frameworks

Answer 5

The coolest of all is the Dojo Toolkit. It is divided into 3 parts - Dojo, Dijit, Dojox.
Dojo has the most basic features, Dijit has a different UI, and Dojox has experimental features.
There’s a lot of things there… MD5, Base64, modules for working with color, with Google Analytics, security modules (dojox.security), which can, for example, forbid changing some DOM element or create a sandbox… Various mathematical ones…
There is a dojo module. gfx (or dojox, I don't remember) which allows you to draw cross-browser. Like HTML5Canvas, but cross-browser. With the help of Flash, Silverlight, Java, VML, SVG, the same Canvas… Works even in IE6.
And the gfx3d module based on it also allows you to draw 3D cross-browser.
In general, a very cool framework.