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I use Knockout, too, and it has served me well. All the computed methods and model change detection are trivial in Knockout.
by ww520 13y ago
I use Knockout, too, and it has served me well. All the computed methods and model change detection are trivial in Knockout.
- kmkemp 13y agoKnockout is only about data binding as far as I know, whereas Angular and Ember are full stack SPA frameworks. Also, while I'm a knockout fan, dealing with observables is not ideal when compared with plain old javascript objects that Angular allows you to bind with.
- moomin 13y agoI agree, Angular has the right implementation. It's just not clear that it needs quite so much stuff to solve one problem. And if it isn't solving one problem, why not?
- Guillaume86 13y agoAngular team is going to split the Core into several small modules, hopefully a data-binding module will be available to replace knockout and do nothing more ;)
- KurtMueller 13y agoSo what you're saying is they're trying to knockout knockout?