Adamantium.js was built with the intention of giving each developer power to easily extend the framework with custom action methods to process the matched set. In this short guide we’ll cover the basics of this, while creating a method that replaces a defined string in any Label with another string.

In version 0.2, a system for states, much like CSS classes, will be fully supported. But until then, if we want to simplify selection subsets of similar elements, creating a custom element type is a quick and simple way to give us this ability.

9 days has passed since Adamantium.js first broke the speed of light in public and what has been described in blogs as a project with potential, to keep under your radar, is now ready to enter the next phase.

After spending a lot of time developing mobile apps, doing the things I used to do with jQuery when developing websites, but using a lot more code, I decided to scrap the framework idea I’d been iterating and use an existing framework to leverage a jQuery like syntax and loosely couple components. Two weeks ago, I trashed all the code I had written and started fresh.