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From reading the other comments here I get the impression it very much depends whether someone has used JS MVC frameworks before. Having not tried any JS MVC f
by blablabla123 14y ago
From reading the other comments here I get the impression it very much depends whether someone has used JS MVC frameworks before.
Having not tried any JS MVC framework before, I also have the problem of thinking backbone js doesn't seem to be so good as everybody is saying. Although I have to admit that I did not spend enough time yet. But from the examples (in particular the famous Todo example), I got the impression backbone js only works fine for apps with low complexity.
But who am I to judge, having it not used yet seriously...
- krebby 14y agoIn response to your last point: take a look at some of the real world examples that use Backbone (http://backbonejs.org/#examples http://backbonejs.org/#examples) as compared to builtwith.angularjs.org. Real, huge projects like Hulu, Soundcloud, Moviepilot, and USA Today are all using Backbone incredibly successfully. Backbone doesn't provide a lot of the "plumbing" that other frameworks like Angular, Knockout, Batman, Spine, et al have built-in, but it's got a lot more resources and community that work much better for doing only what you actually need.
- Zarel 14y agoAs a counterpoint, the first JS MVC I tried to use was Backbone.js, and it was really easy for me to learn, much easier than most others that I've tried.