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Yes. Like, 99% of js frameworks are.
by yowza 11y ago
Yes. Like, 99% of js frameworks are.
- nerdwaller 11y agoI find the JavaScript world exhausting right now, there are too many frameworks popping up and dying for me to spend the time investing into learning something new only for it to be gone in a few weeks. I rarely do node on my servers, but when I do it's still plain old express with some simple middleware, nothing too fancy.
- tuananh 11y agotrue. Usually, i just stumble upon those framework. If i see something nice, i will integrate it to my barebone hapijs project template.
- lynnaloo 11y agoI use Hapi with Waterline and I love it. I'm looking forward to exploring Trails (pardon the pun) and integrating with my Hapi projects.
- traviswebb 11y agoAs I mentioned in another comment, the smaller the system you're building, the less importance your tools have to the success of the project.
- a-guest 11y agoAbsolutely agree. And here's the newsletter you need to keep up. http://tenpeaksjournal.com/2015/12/12/javascript-millisecondly/ http://tenpeaksjournal.com/2015/12/12/javascript-millisecond...
- jug 11y agoI recently saw a JS framework usage chart. It was a good reality check. With all the hype and posts about excited devs looking like the next framework with a beautiful minimalist website and a clean, new "Hello, world!" example as it would be crack, it's easy to get the impression that say Vue.js or Riot is climbing the ladder rapidly along with React, but the bulk of them are almost not even USED. Many recently hyped frameworks saw < 1% usage so they were excluded from the list! If a newcomer is looking for Javascript work today, seems like the safe choices are things like Bootstrap and jQuery... :P Go with something like Dojo or Backbone if you're feeling adventurous!