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It does look great. I’m concerned though, few years ago I used to use rivets [1] for two-way data binding in html. It worked very well. Unfortunately, it’s aban
by prashnts 7y ago
It does look great. I’m concerned though, few years ago I used to use rivets [1] for two-way data binding in html. It worked very well. Unfortunately, it’s abandoned. Same fate as coffeescript, backbonejs, etc.
Now I primarily use react. Vue looks great, but I don’t want to introduce yet another framework.
I could use some insights/view points from hn. I don’t feel using/learning the now-abandoned frameworks is useless though — the things I built are still working. But good luck to anyone who’d want to maintain that codebase (unlikely in my case).
[1]: http://rivetsjs.com/ http://rivetsjs.com/
- altmind 7y agoSame experience for me - rivets was great, very simple inside and the resulting applications were clean.
- pier25 7y agoSomeone forked Rivets and made TinyBind which seems to be maintained and has new features such as WC support. https://github.com/blikblum/tinybind https://github.com/blikblum/tinybind I haven't used it though.
- machiaweliczny 7y agoRivets is kinda simiar to Vuejs(although has some pain points). I have code that automatically ports templates to React with jscodeshift. I was able to port "logic" to MobX easily.