Yesterday we released CanJS 2.2.6 with several bug fixes and memory improvements. As always, we recommend upgrading and if you run into issues feel free to get in touch with us on Gitter or create an issue on GitHub.

A team with both designers and developers needs a simple resource to share a project's styles and best practices. DocumentCSS generates a Live Style Guide so style documentation evolves along with the project. This project was built with the belief that a united team goal does not change the needs of individual roles. Whether you're an engineer, a designer, or somewhere in-between: we're building this for you.

StealJS 0.10.0 just landed with a new feature that could change the way you develop: live-reload. Live-reload is an extension for Steal that speeds up development by eliminating the need to ever refresh your browser. It does this by intelligently reloading modules that become stale as you change your code. This technique is also known as "hot swapping" of modules. Steal doesn't refresh the page, but only re-imports modules that are marked as dirty. The result is a blazing fast development experience. See live-reload in action:

CanJS has always been fully modular and can be used with different module formats like AMD or CommonJS and installed via Bower or NPM or the direct download. When using a module loader - unlike many other frameworks that simply provide a UMD wrapper for the entire library - CanJS will only load the dependencies it really needs.

note: if you'd like to learn more about StealJS, join us for a Podovi Bitcast live on Friday!