The Graceful degradation link, for example, goes to http://www.tuxedojs.org/www.tuxedojs.org/docs/TuxModularity instead of http://www.tuxedojs.org/docs/TuxModularity.
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#14The javascript community seems to live by the motto "A framework a day keeps the doctor away". Is anyone keeping count, we must be in the hundreds by now?
I think it's probably a good thing for now. People are still trying to figure out how to do frontend programming well. Eventually one/a few good models will come out of the chaos, and some frameworks implementing them will start to stabilize. Of course, I have no idea how long that will take.
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#15The javascript community seems to live by the motto "A framework a day keeps the doctor away". Is anyone keeping count, we must be in the hundreds by now?
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#16The javascript community seems to live by the motto "A framework a day keeps the doctor away". Is anyone keeping count, we must be in the hundreds by now?
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#18The "Feature" section (with links labeled "Graceful Degradation", "Semantic Action Creation", etc) are all 404s since they're missing the ' http://' . The Graceful degradation link, for example, goes to http://www.tuxedojs.org/www.tuxedojs.org/docs/TuxModularity instead of http://www.tuxedojs.org/docs/TuxModularity .