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Another option is DerbyJS (http://derbyjs.com http://derbyjs.com), a framework that I wrote along with the team at Lever to do this from the start. We don't use
by nateps 12y ago
Another option is DerbyJS (http://derbyjs.com http://derbyjs.com), a framework that I wrote along with the team at Lever to do this from the start. We don't use any kind of DOM or Virtual DOM for server rendering. Server rendering is all done straight into HTML and client rendering is done via DOM methods directly. Glad to see server and cliemt agnostic rendering catching on with other frameworks!
- tomdale 12y agoCorrect me if I'm wrong, but doesn't Derby use MongoDB for the backend? While Derby broke significant ground, that dependency eliminates it from consideration for most people I've talked to.
- nateps 12y agoWe use Mongo and currently Mongo is the only database with an adapter for the full realtime synced stack. However, Derby itself can be uses without the ShareJS backend, and it is possible to write adapters for different databases. Thanks for the question!