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Kingofrunes wrote on 2013-05-19 10:25
Been playing around with it and let me tell ya, it really saves on writing javascript. All that crazy dom manipulation I would normally have to do, angular js does in far less code and it only requires you to import a single JS file to get it working as it's written in javascript.
I don't expect anyone here to realize the significance of this besdies Osay, Yoorah, and any other web developers lurking around. What's your thoughts on it? (people who do web development)
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Baku wrote on 2013-05-19 13:34
Well of course it's awesome, it's IMO the best JS framework out there -- and it's MVC, which is how you get shit done properly nowadays
However, I don't do JavaScript intense applications, so JQuery+CoffeScript does it for me; but if I ever have the need for it, this framework is definitely the one I'm using.
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Yoorah wrote on 2013-05-20 22:17
I'm not big on web development, actually. I only took one class in it. :P
But yea, it's interesting how JS is getting more sophisticated in terms of both the libraries available out there and the browser engines that run it. There seems to be a trend of moving software to JS. I'm not sure if I like that or not. With a features race going on once again, I would rather not see another ActiveX mess. D: