yeah, the jam build system is a great tool and has been around a long time. Seems like people should do some more research before naming their projects.
You can call it JamJS if it makes you feel better ;) Obviously, I'd have preferred to avoid a naming conflict had I known about this project but it's getting pretty difficult to find unique names for JS projects these days. There's already a 'jam' in NPM!
There was also a client/server RAD tool call JAM which I used for a brief period in the 1990s when I worked in a financial services IT shop. Seems it still exists, though I've never heard of anyone else using it. http://www.prolifics.com/jam.htm
