novagenesis

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1. 1.▲
   by novagenesis 9y ago

   I've known a lot of people burned by those deals. The feeling you get is "I can prove my way in!" but the facts are usually related to which budget columns to drop you in...and if that's the case, budgeting is tough at t
2. 2.▲
   by novagenesis 12y ago

   Perhaps, but using Databinding comes at a price. The moment you databind, you can't use nearly as many other libraries as easily or safely. This means you want as fully-featured a databinding library so you don't need other stuff
3. 3.▲
   by novagenesis 12y ago

   #2 is the killer. Databinding is a lock-in feature. Annoying as hell, but true. There's no databinding library that I've seen that does not reduce your ability to use other libraries. I've never seen one that jives at ALL
4. 4.▲
   by novagenesis 12y ago

   If that logic is on the server, you wouldn't use Angular for it... But from a strict MVC standpoint, it seems smart for that logic to be on the client. The server provides a getter API: /api/schools_by_state/CA for exa
5. 5.▲
   by novagenesis 12y ago

   If you think it's oversold, you've probably only seen a bunch of stupid tutorials about neat features with it. What Two-way data-binding gives you is a structurally-controlled presentation layer. You can represent the page's