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I think it's hilarious how javascript frameworks are beginning to resemble java frameworks. This new release is really starting to look like Spring, including
by joeevans1000 12y ago
I think it's hilarious how javascript frameworks are beginning to resemble java frameworks. This new release is really starting to look like Spring, including annotations. The increasingly complex DI is also looking like Spring.
- paulojreis 12y agoYeah, in IT we tend to go full circle. Or full retard. :)
- ggregoire 12y agoI fixed your sentence for you: "javascript frameworks are beginning to resemble serious frameworks". I used a few of frameworks in my life and all of these have annotations. Symfony for example and even C#.NET (not with the @ syntax but with []). About DI and singleton, this is also a classical design pattern used by a lot of frameworks and languages. I dont know why you do a fixation about comparing JS and Java.
- hippich 12y agooriginal author came from Java server-side background I believe, that probably explains why you see similarities.
- rdtsc 12y agoI that is what I thought too. I believe in a couple of years we'll be hearing jokes about the "fat" frameworks we used and shot ourselves in the foot. Kind of like how people make fun of Enterprise Java Beans' FactoryFactory... methods.