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> I hate posts that don't show code. The quickstart (called "Learn") is 2 clicks away, well written, and full of code samples: http://ampersandjs.com/learn ht
by wiremine 12y ago
> I hate posts that don't show code.
The quickstart (called "Learn") is 2 clicks away, well written, and full of code samples:
http://ampersandjs.com/learn http://ampersandjs.com/learn
I hate it when people are lazy. ;-)
But seriously, I agree that the code is what matters, not some blog post. However, I don't know if you could really unpack a framework in a single blog post anyways...
- cessor 12y agoI agree with @inglor, the post could do a bit more to reel you in. From skimming over the content I could only understand that it is not backbone, modulesmodulesmodules. I found the page has issues conveying their surely valid and useful point, but they are using all the lazy folks, which are also potentially the lazy people that want to build apps using a framework.
- acjohnson55 12y agoTwo clicks? I don't even have time for one click! The thing is, in the front-end world, people really can't afford to spider the website of every new framework that comes out. I don't call that "lazy"; I call it having a limited amount of time to allocate to researching cutting edge stuff. A few inline fragments to contrast with Backbone would be super helpful.