Backbone and Angular: Demystifying the myth

Re:Backbone and Angular: Demystifying the myth by ganarajpr on Thursday December 27, 2012 @03:48PM (#4974972)

Your project seems interesting. Until you create a sample application that shows off the good things about your framework, I cant comment much. Perhaps an article from you or someone else involved in the framework would be a good starting point? Perhaps a framework show-off?

If you want to do one even better, how about writing another article Angular vs Shape? :)

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Re:Backbone and Angular: Demystifying the myth by salboaie on Friday December 28, 2012 @06:12AM (#4977282)

You have the classical todo MVC on github. In the first days next year I will send to people managing the official todo project but if you get the project, put on a web server, you can quickly run the todo project.

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Re:Backbone and Angular: Demystifying the myth by ganarajpr on Friday December 28, 2012 @07:33AM (#4977440)

I had a look at your todo-app. I did not get 100% of what you are doing but your project looks ambitious ( which I think is good! )to say the least.

One of the problems with ambitious projects is that getting adoption is kind of hard because people's inertia is directly proportional to the amount of change. I suggest you come up with compelling reasons to switch to this framework ( maybe better IDE support since type's is such a big part of your framework? ). I guess a video with a famous IDE providing code-completion seamlessly with your framework would work very well. Or how about rewriting your framework in typescript? Then your's will be the first Typescript framework and hence adoption will be easier.

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