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The Top Javascript MVC Frameworks Reviewed

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Re: The Top Javascript MVC Frameworks Reviewed

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post #8

This article was last updated January 14, 2012. Since then, a number of real-time JavaScript frameworks have been released, like Meteor, Derby, and Firebase. You can't have a complete picture of the JS framework landscape without these newcomers. http://meteor.com/ http://derbyjs.com/ http://firebase.com/

And Joosy, if you'd like integration with Rails. http://joosy.ws/

Re: The Top Javascript MVC Frameworks Reviewed

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The views in Batman is the only reason I am using it. I advocate logic-less views.

Edit; will probably move over to http://guides.joosy.ws/ as it's better documented and isn't broken like Batman.js

I can't believe in this day and age, master branches are undocumented and broken. Seriously, if you're pushing code to Master, at least have it documented. If not, let it be in dev branch.

Re: The Top Javascript MVC Frameworks Reviewed

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post #11
post #8

This article was last updated January 14, 2012. Since then, a number of real-time JavaScript frameworks have been released, like Meteor, Derby, and Firebase. You can't have a complete picture of the JS framework landscape without these newcomers. http://meteor.com/ http://derbyjs.com/ http://firebase.com/

And Joosy, if you'd like integration with Rails. http://joosy.ws/

Woah, thanks. Seems like what I want. And unlike Batman, it isn't broken.
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