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Stapes.js was developed for mobile app development. That's why is so small and lacks the features of a full-blown MVC framework.
That's also why it doesn't have any per-defined proper working Models, Views or Controllers, nor does routers and collections.
Here are some key features of "Stapes.js":
· A powerful, simple event system using on and emit methods.
· Inheritance using create and extend
· Event-triggering attributes using get and set
· Powerful filter and remove methods for attributes
· Usable in traditional JavaScript, as an AMD module (for Require.js) or on the server with Node.js
· A simple mechanism for writing plugins and extensions to extend the functionality of Stapes
· Nice extensive documentation with lots of examples
· Optimized to use with ECMAScript 5 features when they're available in the browser
Requirements:
· JavaScript enabled on client side
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Completely revised the creation of new modules with subclass. The old create is still available for backwards compatibility. Read here why i deprecated create.
· Added a map function to every module.
· Update now gets the module set as the this context, and gets the key in the callback function.
· Update now has a silent option too.
· Remove now accepts multiple keys to remove.

Via: Stapes.js 0.7.0






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