Imagine this scenario: I've developed my app. Designer gets hired later and spits out a cool new layout and design... No feature changes at all. similarly... Then next year, management decides we need to give the app a…
I don't get it. Anyone whose created sites with only JQuery and felt that pain has moved to frameworks like angular/ember/knockout/etc. Those frameworks help decouple the html from your js. This seems exactly opposite.…
Because its easier to see the html in context of the whole page or partial... because any significant html contains presentation properties (class names typically but also attrs like placeholder, etc) that I would…
Imagine this scenario: I've developed my app. Designer gets hired later and spits out a cool new layout and design... No feature changes at all. similarly... Then next year, management decides we need to give the app a…
I don't get it. Anyone whose created sites with only JQuery and felt that pain has moved to frameworks like angular/ember/knockout/etc. Those frameworks help decouple the html from your js. This seems exactly opposite.…
Because its easier to see the html in context of the whole page or partial... because any significant html contains presentation properties (class names typically but also attrs like placeholder, etc) that I would…