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Advice? Try riotjs.com (at least read what it is about). It gives you some basic structure, but is much simpler to understand than most frameworks/libraries, b
by JepZ 10y ago
Advice? Try riotjs.com (at least read what it is about).
It gives you some basic structure, but is much simpler to understand than most frameworks/libraries, because you don't need all this router, dispatcher, whatever stuff, but can add it if you need it.
Experience? I tried some others before:
- Backbone (okay, but a lot of work)
- Angular (Angular 2 taught us to use something else)
- Ember (very opinionated, too much for my taste, hard learning curve)
Riot.js is my favorite since about 2 years and I will stick to it. It's small size is mobile friendly and in the worst case scenario you can maintain it yourself.