[dba-Tech] AngularJS: Write less code, go have beer sooner - anybody?

 Hi Jim --

>  It is now hard just to decide which 
> are the best products  to follow.
Yes. And my current decision is to try go learning AngularJS...

-- Shamil

Friday, June  7, 2013 7:13 PM -07:00 from "Jim Lawrence" <accessd at shaw.ca>:
>Hi Shamil:
>
>No question about it. 
>
>AngularJS seems to have more features and requires less work to use them.
>BackboneJS was written by the same developer as CoffeeScript and therefore
>has a ready made supporter base. But it does seems that BackboneJS is an
>older product, by design, than AngularJS. 
>
>My original concerns that AJS would not play well with JQuery seems to be
>answered in a statement made in the article you supplied the link to. So no
>loss of pre-built code.
>
>The only thing I do have against AJS is that it was originally written by
>Google (they have had a bad reputation for dropping non profitable products
>on a whim) but now that AJS has an Open source GL license, its long term
>survival and growth seems assured. 
>
>One other question to be reviewed, without further investigation, would be
>how does AngularJS handles complex input fields? 
>
>(Sure wish I has something more than just raw JS and old HTML when I worked
>on an in-house application(s), for a company, many years ago. Now there are
>so many great tools, editors and a standard built-in core of features in the
>base JavaScript. It is now hard just to decide which are the best products
>to follow.)
>
>Jim
>
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>Shamil
>Sent: Friday, June 07, 2013 3:07 PM
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>Subject: Re: [dba-Tech] AngularJS: Write less code, go have beer sooner -
>anybody?
>
> Hi Hans --
>
>Did you read:  
>http://www.nebithi.com/2012/12/27/backbone-and-angular-demystifying-the-myth
>s/  ?
>
>> Plus, they are event driven, so you can make proper
>> JavaScript applications the right way.
>See above.
>
>See also:
>http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9682092/databinding-in-angularjs#answer-9
>693933
>
>
>-- Shamil

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