I liked angular when I was using it, I felt I was able to get more done quicker than I could with Backbone, but both were slower than straight up, good ol' no f

I liked angular when I was using it, I felt I was able to get more done quicker than I could with Backbone, but both were slower than straight up, good ol' no framework JS. The thing is, coding without a framework doesn't give you good coding habits, and the structure that lets other people quickly get up to speed with your code, so I figured a framework was a good idea to give me some structure. When examining frameworks for my current employer, we were about to go with React and Flux, but as it felt much quicker to develop with, but I just wasn't a massive fan of the process flow of Flux. In the end, we decided to go with Mercury.js https://github.com/Raynos/mercury https://github.com/Raynos/mercury, we created a few of our own rules around structure which has help us keep things modular and fairly simple. I highly recommend it.