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Poll: Angular vs. Ember vs. Backbone vs. your preferred front-end JS library?

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  • 2
    Where do I vote?
  • 1
    @jirehstudios in your comment 😑
  • 2
    Angular definitely
  • 1
    Angular.
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    backbone, I need broader browser support
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    @CodeOrDie thanks for giving your reasoning 🙂
  • 2
    Python
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    Honestly I've only used angular for work but it seems like a good framework so far.
  • 2
    @Mandrake was trying to be funny and got downvoted 😂
  • 1
    @garrettw if you use backbone also look at marionette.js, it extends backbone with a few nice extras while still being compatible with older IE versions
  • 1
    @CodeOrDie I've heard of marionette but honestly I don't use any of these atm as I'm more of a backend guy and I rarely need to touch JS. But I'm learning.
  • 1
    @jirehstudios frontend devs go figure
  • 2
    Angular but Aurelia seems interesting. Anybody have experience with that?
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    Angular btw
  • 2
    Definitely VueJS
  • 0
    Aurelia.
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    Angular, great framework, big community, backed by Google, and version 2 looks bad ass. The deal breaker for me was the large community. I know that any issue I face, there is bound to be someone else with the same or similar issue. combine that with a great framework and that is worth its weight on gold!
  • 0
    Angular, all day. 😍
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    I prefer Backbone + Underscore and Require

    And UI React (if require)

    Reason: Unlike Anguler it doesn't have the full ecosystem and you can easily use any 3rd party UI i/o related plugins.
    (In Angular you have to make sure your 3rd party plugins (mainly UI user input output related) works seamlessly within Angular's watchers and digest loop)
    (example : in the beginning we had a problem in making our 3rd party Calendar plugin compatible with our Angular code)

    Though now I am thinking about digging into Angular2
  • 1
    React with Redux!
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    Currently im on Backbone + Marionette + Stickit. Love the structure. But the team is considering of migrating to react + redux
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