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Despite its flaws I tend to stick with Backbone whenever I need to do anything sufficiently complex on the frontend, and jQuery if it's any simpler. When writin
by tjpnz 9y ago
Despite its flaws I tend to stick with Backbone whenever I need to do anything sufficiently complex on the frontend, and jQuery if it's any simpler. When writing software for money I've always found it pays to take a conservative approach.
- nrhk 9y agoI wouldn't jump too far ahead when writing software for money, it's always better to use something you know will work and have enough familiarity with to adjust around its deficiencies. But I think Angular 2, React and Vue are all getting to that point if not there already.