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How To: Freja 2.1: XSL and JavaScript 
Ajaxian | by Dion Almaer | Thu, May 3
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Freja is a specialized JavaScript framework for creating template-based, single-screen web applications. It relies on browser-side XSL Transformation to render the user interface faster than any other Ajax-based method, and is built on top of Sarissa.
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