The new javascript framework “Yitterbug” has now been released, and it promises much for the javascript community worldwide. It promises full-stack security, and Lots more functions, for many practical uses. There is improved reliability and security. I would like to focus on one brilliant function - decode(). It is an amazing function, with the ability to decode text in various ways, where you input the encoding scheme, and receive the text which was decoded. One such example is converting a hexadecimal to a decimal, with decode("hex", "4A"). If the function is unable to decode the text, it returns false. This is the only bad thing about the function  -  you might have an error if subsequent functions require an integer value.
Yitterbug is one of the best frameworks I have ever used in web development, and it has helped me soar. I no longer have to delicately string together functions, and now I can easily build a great web app, with half the time.
Overall, Yitterbug has had a great start, and I am excited to see what future versions will do.