Archive for April, 2016

Are Greasemonkey and Tampermonkey an Alternative to Browserextensions?

Posted by rtcpractise in Browser Plugin, Javascript on 29/04/2016

Because Browserextensions are not so easy to create, I wonder if Userscript running with the help of Greasemonkey (Firefox Extension) or Tampermonkey (Chrome and Firefox Extension) are better. Let me share my findings: Pro Userscript: Tons of Userscript are available Some Documentation is available but mostly not very recent Easy to deploy on your local […]

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Breaking News: OSLC4JS (Javascript + OSLC) is available

Posted by rtcpractise in Javascript, nodejs, OSLC on 13/04/2016

Maybe you already know it…yesterday I discovered OSLC for Javascript “OSLC4JS”. Details at http://oslc.github.io/developing-oslc-applications/oslc-open-source-node-projects.html.   The following picture provide a brief overview of  OSLC4JS and the related sub-project.  

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