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I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Angular 2 yet. It's new, so don't expect tons of support. Nonetheless, it's there as an option!
by skoocda 10y ago
I'm surprised nobody has mentioned Angular 2 yet. It's new, so don't expect tons of support. Nonetheless, it's there as an option!
- jack9 10y agoProbably because you didn't read the OP's explanation of minimum standards that included. > - I won't use the web. No HTML, no CSS, no Javascript. Sorry. If you're using HTML, you're already limited in known ways. Conflaguration of logic with presentation and callback hells and limitations of CSS extensions by platform. Then the there's the need to split HTML views due to technical limitations and practicality of maintenance adding a whole new layer of complexity in view and view fragment management!