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I'm always surprised when articles mention a bunch of JS frameworks and leave out RiotJS. I can't be the only person using it?
by djbusby 3y ago
I'm always surprised when articles mention a bunch of JS frameworks and leave out RiotJS. I can't be the only person using it?
- nonethewiser 3y agoNever heard of it. Looks sveltish.
- djbusby 3y agoI feel like they are all very similar. I found RiotJS before Svelte. Somehow it never caught a hype-train like others did. I suppose, if which ever choice is doing the trick - keep it while practicable
- izelnakri 3y agoYeah these type of articles always have hypester tone with less substance unfortunately. RiotJS is great but ember.js API/tools are even greater, highly suggest learning ember.js, if you value good APIs, testing & good community ;)
- eyelidlessness 3y ago> Yeah these type of articles always have hypester tone with less substance unfortunately. Oh come on! The article mainly mentions the specific frameworks it does to qualify and contextualize the set of features it discusses, which it goes on to implement. The article is excellent, and this kind of reflexive dismissal is so tiresome.
- demosthanos 3y agoI can't tell if this comment is tongue in cheek or not. The walkthrough on how to build a JS framework from scratch is "hypester" because in the short section that mentions existing frameworks, your pet frameworks weren't included?
- izelnakri 3y ago[flagged]