We investigated using Backbone vs. Angular for a project and went with Angular and could not be happier. It's not just the two-way data binding, which you can g

We investigated using Backbone vs. Angular for a project and went with Angular and could not be happier. It's not just the two-way data binding, which you can get with frameworks like Knockout.js and Ember.js; it's the dependency injection and testability of the code. Never before have we had this good of test coverage in a pure javascript app, and most of it is unit tests which is very impressive considering how concerned javascript usually is with manipulating the DOM.