Mavo would not be possible without all the following libraries, tools, services, and people. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you!

Open source projects

Mavo depends on a number of existing open source projects, either bundled with it or fetched when needed from cdnjs:

• Bliss Used as a lightweight generic DOM, Ajax, Object helper.
• JSEP Used for expression parsing
• Dragula Used for drag and drop of list items.
• Stretchy for autosizing form elements when editing

Tools

Our workflow would not be as smooth were it not for the following open source tools:

• Atom Awesome, extensible text editor
• Gulp is used for any generated
• Babel is used to make Mavo support older browser and for the compressed Mavo versions
• Sass is used for writing more maintainable CSS
• Autoprefixer is used to make older browsers understand our CSS
• ESLint is used to catch errors in our code early and to ensure a consistent style

Services

• Netlify for hosting Mavo and for being so incredibly nice to work with.
• polyfill.io Mavo uses polyfill.io to dynamically improve browser support when needed
• Github Our best storage backend would not be possible without Github’s amazing API.
• Dropbox For having a nice open API that lets us use it as an alternative remote storage backend.

Other acknowledgements

• To David Karger who has been an incredible mentor since Mavo’s inception.
• This work was supported in part by a collaborative grant from the Wistron Corporation.
• To our 20 user study participants, who gave us early insights on the usability of Mavo