An overview of JavaScript reactive frameworks

Re:An overview of JavaScript reactive frameworks by nailer on Sunday June 07, 2015 @05:50PM (#9676450)

PS. if it's not clear, that's a response to:

> In your example you'd have to use an input or content-editable element and then call ractive.observe and write your own code for binding user-input to your model data.

Using an input element is enough. Try it.

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Re:An overview of JavaScript reactive frameworks by WorldWideWayne on Monday June 08, 2015 @11:46AM (#9679810)

Thanks for the correction.

I thought about moving to a system that uses React or something like it and I looked at a bunch of them, but I'm sticking with Knockout for now because it lets me keep my markup in the HTML document where I personally think it belongs.

I'll probably end up moving to Aurelia (or something like it) because it's so pluggable and you can use it with React or not. There are so many choices right now, it's hard to decide!! Sticking with whatever I pick is also sometimes difficult, but I've been using Knockout for about a year now.

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