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Some comparison points are missing. Like testability.

• ubersoldat2k7 14y ago
  Or i18n and form validation, which I find none of this frameworks solve in a meaning full way.
  • virtualwhys 13y ago
    That's what has me on the fence between existing Scala/Play framework server-side and some-js-framework client-side. Would be thrilled with my stack if it weren't for the slow-ish build times, so the thought of offloading the view to the client has some appeal. For now coffeescript does the trick for client-side functionality -- may entertain a client-side MVC framework with a less complex/involved project to test the waters.
• Kototama 14y ago
  Yes, I would love to see how this framework works with other language such as CoffeeScript or ClojureScript. I personnaly had a bad experience with Backbone + ClojureScript because Backbone was way too much object-oriented to be meaningfull for a ClojureScript app.