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I love Knockout. This is awesome news. The thing I really like about Knockout is that I don't find the complexity to ramp up as much as it does in Angular. It'
by scrabble 13y ago
I love Knockout. This is awesome news.
The thing I really like about Knockout is that I don't find the complexity to ramp up as much as it does in Angular. It's also super easy to just insert it into any page and use just the functionality I need. It's also got great performance when it comes to 2 way binding.
- macNchz 13y agoI love Knockout for the same reason. I can integrate it into my existing architecture very quickly, and it doesn't have any opinions on the rest of my application structure. I find myself coming back to it on almost every project, because it's so handy when I need it, and out of the way when I don't.
- paperwork 13y agoI agree as well. I built a small, single page app, http://fixparser.targetcompid.com http://fixparser.targetcompid.com using knockout. I use knockout fairly heavily and it was easy to pick up for someone like myself, who is not a front-end/web developer. Since my plan was to overhaul the site, I tried to use angular but found that it was much more difficult to use. Knockout provides the functionality I need and provides it very well. Their core members are extremely helpful on their own newsgroup as well as on stackoverflow. If I was doing a large app, with a bunch of developers, I suppose I would take another look at angular. For now, I'm happy to stick to KO for the foreseeable future.