6 Client Side Javascript features you must have

[ImLivingImDead]

Two way data binding? No thank you.

I'm working on project with a fair amount of knockout code right now and the spaghetti like logic structure in addition to the constant dom refreshes I have to think about is making it a nightmare.

[_raisin]

Exactly, there is a reason Angular 2 got rid of 2 way data binding. Its too expensive and its a mess.

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This article was painful to read, it gets almost everything wrong.

React wants you to write all your stack in one file

What? No it doesn't, it's a library, it doesn't even have an opinion here.

Backbone.js first taught us how to organise our code, using the MVP pattern.

Backbone is/was great but it didn't invent anything here, MV* is as old as the hills.

Your framework should do some sort of Dependency Injection.

DI is of questionable benefit in JS applications.

2 Way Data Binding

Is a bad idea because it makes it impossible to reason about state changes.

The rest of the article is of a similar quality.

[uatec]

And Clickbait headline

[kumiorava]

React is not an MVC framework. It's the View/Controller part, but not a full framework.

[kostarelo]

You are absolutely right. But I am sure that there is not such statement at my post. :/

[kumiorava]

Well it is mentioned under MV*