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Are Angular and Ember really event free though? Aren't they just hiding the fact that they use events internally away from you?
by rubiquity 13y ago
Are Angular and Ember really event free though? Aren't they just hiding the fact that they use events internally away from you?
- ihsw 13y agoHiding? Event bindings are quite explicit, however their declarative nature makes them especially simple to manage.
- camus 13y agonope you still need to register custom events one way or another, especially when using third party plugins or scripts in directives. You cant magically hookup a 3rd party widget in angular , you need to write event callbacks. Angulars has it's own (scripted) event loop on the top of the DOM event loop. this comes with a huge performance cost no ones wants to acknowledge.