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Wow, their samples sure look like Batman.js. Also, I'm a fan of them for going with CoffeeScript, they have taste. But seriously, looks very much like Shopify'
by seivan 14y ago
Wow, their samples sure look like Batman.js.
Also, I'm a fan of them for going with CoffeeScript, they have taste.
But seriously, looks very much like Shopify's batman.js http://batmanjs.org http://batmanjs.org
- bryanlarsen 14y agoThey're both written in coffeescript, and they're both written about the same time so have very similar influences. I think most of the similarities you see stem from those two points. But there are some massive differences: - batman.js is Rails-style MVC, rendr is based on Backbone so you must supply your own controllers. A good argument can be made that Rails is not truely MVC, but it at least attempts to do so. rendr is MV. - RENDR runs and renders on the server. batman.js relies on a Rails or REST app on the server. - rendr is based on Backbone.js and Express, batman.js isn't
- seivan 14y agoI wasn't pointing out on those portions, I was merely just reflecting over the API design :) keywords and etc