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[Retracted.] ... but, if you're going to test Underscore templates for speed, you need to use the `variable` setting to avoid the `with` block.
https://github.com/moot/riotjs/blob/master/compare/speed/ind...
The $.each has only 4 iterations and has no effect on the stats.
Uh MVP (Minimum Viable Product) vs. MVP (Model View Presenter). That will be confusing. (still nice project of course)
key feature of many frameworks is that they break if you don't follow them carefully, limiting damage from 10x developer's hacked together code. does riot provide similar functionality?
You don't follow a rule, it doesn't allow you to do it. You need to go by the book there, so why not here?
What a weird factor to use for choosing a template engine. Also there already is a popular unit test framework called riot.js
[Retracted.] ... but, if you're going to test Underscore templates for speed, you need to use the `variable` setting to avoid the `with` block.
Precompilation renders template rendering speeds...moot. What a weird factor to use for choosing a template engine. Also there already is a popular unit test framework called riot.js
Not 100% sure what you mean but if you measure the time to render a HTML fragment 100 times the total time is 1 x pre-compilation + 100 x rendering. The pre-compilation has virtually no effect on the total time.
key feature of many frameworks is that they break if you don't follow them carefully, limiting damage from 10x developer's hacked together code. does riot provide similar functionality?
That's the same thing with Rails. You don't follow a rule, it doesn't allow you to do it. You need to go by the book there, so why not here?