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Welcome to a "kitchen sink" demo of some of the things you can do with the Jo HTML5 framework.

One thing I hope comes across is how flexible the framework truly is. This demo illustrates not only some of the important goodies like widgets and interacting with data, but also some of the many ways you can go about getting them to work.

For example, this "about" content is pulled directly from the index.html file in the project using joInterface. This entire box can be defined by your HTML, or using pure JavaScript, or a mix.

Most of the coding examples use a pure JavaScript approach because that tends to be more performant in terms of load time, and tends to build tighter apps.

However, as this view shows, Jo doesn't try to force you to go any deeper into the framework than you want to go. By learning only a few special tags, you can have a quick prototype in HTML in minutes.

Once you have that prototype, it's easy to turn those styled tags into working UI controls by using the joInterface class. Heck, you can even take static HTML content and place it directly into most of the UI widgets as a string, or by passing a reference to a parent DOM element.