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JavaScriptMVC 3.2 is out
- y0ghur7_xxx 15y agoI posted it because I used it for a few apps and I really like it. Changelog: https://github.com/jupiterjs/javascriptmvc/blob/c53ddc4edcbd4c6162d97f62adf826b6c149d367/changelog.md https://github.com/jupiterjs/javascriptmvc/blob/c53ddc4edcbd...
- kennu 15y agoAre there lots of people who like JavaScriptMVC? I used it but soon moved to Backbone.js. And now I'm considering moving to Spine.js, which looks more advanced. (Or, at least more "rails-like" with its Model API.)
- y0ghur7_xxx 15y ago> Are there lots of people who like JavaScriptMVC? count me one of them. i am really a fan of it. it gives my apps structure, it has fixtures build in, and when i want to go to production it compiles my app down to one css file, one js file and one html file. and all that in a nice package, with no need for me to get all this stuff done by hand (thinking about some directory structure for my app, setting up fixtures, downloading google closure compiler, setting all up, ...).
- arijo 15y agoWhy did you change to backbone.js?
- latchkey 15y agoThis is great, but after switching to CoffeeScript, I just can't imagine working directly with JS ever again. It's be awesome if you'd somehow integrate CS development into your system.
- justinbmeyer 15y agoJmvc supports coffee script.