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> CrocodileJS is a Node MVC framework that lets you chew apart JavaScript Four words in and CrocodileJS is already lumped onto the 4/5ths heap of unusable fram
by DSteinmann 10y ago
> CrocodileJS is a Node MVC framework that lets you chew apart JavaScript
Four words in and CrocodileJS is already lumped onto the 4/5ths heap of unusable frameworks (Node is an immediate non-starter in the same vein as MongoDB). Just to give you some perspective and perhaps help you see the irony.
- enraged_camel 10y agoNode is an application runtime environment, not a framework. There are frameworks written on top of Node, such as ExpressJS. http://www.javaworld.com/article/2079190/scripting-jvm-languages/6-things-you-should-know-about-node-js.html http://www.javaworld.com/article/2079190/scripting-jvm-langu...
- DSteinmann 10y agoI know that. I wouldn't touch node with a 10 foot pole (after past experiences) and since the parent comment's framework is integrated with Node it's a non-starter.
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- mastazi 10y agoGP said: > CrocodileJS is already lumped onto the 4/5ths heap of unusable frameworks in this context, "framework" seems to refer to CrocodileJS, not Node.
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