Some time ago I would have liked this a lot and started using it right away. It seems to bring at the same time JS freedom and componentizationability (nice word), like, for example, http://aurajs.com/.
But since people invented React and virtual-dom I don't want to use these anymore.
Seems like I've been too late to help you out, then :)
It turned out that writing all the docs was at least as much work as writing the library itself... I've been doing this all on my own in the recent two years.
I've never worked with reactJS, so I am not able to do any comparsion between it any my library.
My library is a supporting tool for the BackboneJS framework that helps you creating and working with the UI of your application. I've just written a short getting started guide that might help you understanding how it works: http://docs.modojs.com/en/article/getting-started
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It turned out that writing all the docs was at least as much work as writing the library itself... I've been doing this all on my own in the recent two years.
How does this compare to ReactJS? Or what is your comparison between this and something like ReactJS?
My library is a supporting tool for the BackboneJS framework that helps you creating and working with the UI of your application. I've just written a short getting started guide that might help you understanding how it works: http://docs.modojs.com/en/article/getting-started