Meh, v-for and ng-for look better to the eyes and makes your code cleaner than mapping an array of objects and returning a html element.
RiotJS is also extremely readable IMO - and it feels very much like writing normal HTML/JS/CSS
Agree, I've never heard about it but just looked at one of the examples stated on its website and it makes sense to me.
Yeah, it's not that well known but has been around almost as long as React
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Meh, v-for and ng-for look better to the eyes and makes your code cleaner than mapping an array of objects and returning a html element.
RiotJS is also extremely readable IMO - and it feels very much like writing normal HTML/JS/CSS
Agree, I've never heard about it but just looked at one of the examples stated on its website and it makes sense to me.
Yeah, it's not that well known but has been around almost as long as React