Re:Announcing Amber.js
by ErrantX on Thursday December 08, 2011 @04:06PM
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But that situation is already solved in the MVC world; with filters, callbacks and validation.
Having just finished a pretty complex "application" of this sort (which cannibalized Knockout to get what I needed...) my view is that most stuff does not need any sort of filtering. Or if it does (and the big example I could give here would be timestamps) a lot of the filtering can be standardised.
Having just finished a pretty complex "application" of this sort (which cannibalized Knockout to get what I needed...) my view is that most stuff does not need any sort of filtering. Or if it does (and the big example I could give here would be timestamps) a lot of the filtering can be standardised.