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It's freaking that there's a backbone.js section in it. Am I the only one on earth who doesn't like this library ?!
by d0m 15y ago
It's freaking that there's a backbone.js section in it. Am I the only one on earth who doesn't like this library ?!
- agscala 15y agoWhat's not to like about it?
- pacomerh 15y agoYou're certainly the only I have read who doesn't like it.
- lobo_tuerto 15y agoIf you'd like to explain what is it that you don't like about it? I've just introduced myself into it, and I'm really liking all about it. ALL.
- d0m 15y agoI feel backbone.js is a great base to build a custom mvc framework on top of it. However, for simple projects, I find it to be to heavyweight. I.e. it's really hard to have nested collections (You have to rebind all events). Views could give you a better hand for 90% of scenarios.. These are only 2 examples, but this is why I say it's more of a meta-framework. (I use backbone and patch it with lots of function, event binding, etc. and only then I can use it in my code). So, I think there's still a place for a smaller, more 90%/10% mvc framework.. and have backbone.js to fallback on in the 10%. In fact, this framework could be build on top of backbone :)