Throne of JS: Eight JavaScript MV* Libraries Compared
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Throne of JS: Eight JavaScript MV* Libraries Compared
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#3"It's not just you! http://blog.stevensanderson.com looks down from here." http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/http://blog.stevensan...
Sorry, looks like I need to rebuild my Linode instance. It's back now.
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Just worked fine for me here.
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#8I wish he'd touched on testability. I chose Angular for my project because it is dependency injected by default and includes mocks for common tasks. This makes is possible to do the majority of my UI testing in unit testing which is much faster and easier than using something like Selenium.