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IMO what the Backbone.js version has over the jQuery [only] version is readability in a large code base. I assume by "maintainability" this is one thing you mea
by crescentfresh 14y ago
IMO what the Backbone.js version has over the jQuery [only] version is readability in a large code base. I assume by "maintainability" this is one thing you mean.
You're only going to cover a small example in a tutorial, so the above benefit is not readily apparent.
- DougWebb 14y agostatement: { context: { opinion: "mine" }, subject: "Backbone.js", type: new Comparison("jQuery [only] version"), filter: new FilterContext("large code base"), result: "readability", action: raise("assume", { subject: "maintainability" }), }; on("assume") { belief: "one thing you mean" }; I disagree that this spread-out, boilerplate-rich format becomes more readable the more of it that you have. I think the larger your codebase is, the more important it becomes for distinct chunks of application logic and behavior to be written clearly and concisely.