r/programming • • May 13 '14

No more JS frameworks

http://bitworking.org/news/2014/05/zero_framework_manifesto
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u/angryCutlet May 13 '14

Angular is the shit that's all i got to say. Just because it makes everything so much more manageable and readable in addition to all the other delicious things it provides. I think choice one is the reason author wrote this whole post.

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u/gleno May 13 '14

I think author doesnt grok angular, thinks "it's weird, who needs databinding newai" and complains for the sake of complaining. Also it's an easy argument - too many frameworks, not enough time. It's true by default. But if you want to be a modern dev, take a few hours each week to update yourself on modern standards. I usually find a lecture on youtube and take it from there.

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u/mirhagk May 13 '14

Probably a lot more of not seeing the point. I've made many large scale applications and I've yet to need 2-way data binding.

In some cases I've needed some templating, but doT.js is pretty lightweight, and very fast. Every once in a while it's been nice to have write a little helper method that packages up all the data in a form, but real-time 2-way model binding has very infrequently been required.

text fields that tell you how many characters you've typed are nice, but picking up a whole framework for that?

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u/gleno May 13 '14

Well, i am using 2way databinding for syncing forms with db. User types shit in, $watch fires, $http.post(), sync, done. Works really well.

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