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Why the hell is this comment on the bottom? I started with backbone and was like...wtf is this. Then I went to knockout and it is what I am using now. I used A
by jtchang 14y ago
Why the hell is this comment on the bottom?
I started with backbone and was like...wtf is this. Then I went to knockout and it is what I am using now. I used Angular in a pet project a few weeks ago and was totally blown away at how easy it was. Angular is more suited to projects where you use it from the get go. I really like knockout because it is good to integrate in existing projects.
- camus 14y agoAngularJS is great ( my first app every with Angular : http://paraiso-flickr-search.herokuapp.com http://paraiso-flickr-search.herokuapp.com AngularJS forces developpers into separation of concerns , DI , which are good things , but until one understands why they are good , one will not like AngularJS. Backbone is in my opinion more a library ( like jQuery ) than a framework. it doesnt force people doing anything , it provides helpers and conveniant "classes" to work with. But it doesnt solve most of the problems regarding app architecture. AngularJS solves app architecturing problems in a elegant declarative way ( like Flex before it ).
- tcgv 14y agoAngularJS solves app architecturing problems in a elegant declarative way Actually BackboneJS praises itself for not doing that: It doesn't depend on stuffing application logic into your HTML. There's no embedded JavaScript, template logic, or binding hookup code in data- or ng- attributes, and no need to invent your own HTML tags. [1] [1] http://backbonejs.org/#FAQ-why-backbone http://backbonejs.org/#FAQ-why-backbone
- camus 14y agoyet one still needs to solve these problems somehow...