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We all expect to find a Rails/Django equivalent for JavaScript apps. There's nothing like that. All of the JavaScript frameworks are in their infancy. It does
by andrzejkrzywda 14y ago
We all expect to find a Rails/Django equivalent for JavaScript apps.
There's nothing like that.
All of the JavaScript frameworks are in their infancy. It doesn't mean we can't use them yet. It's just that they are not mature enough to be easy to use.
- desireco42 14y agoThis is probably the most accurate and fair description of situation :)
- jitl 14y agoThe original SproutCore was pretty close to rails-level usability. At least, it helped frame up controllers and views with a handy tool.