Show HN: Regularjs, creating reactive component with mvvm pattern

Show HN: Regularjs, creating reactive component with mvvm pattern(github.com)

5 points by leeluolee 11 years ago | 2 comments

fiatjaf 11 years ago |

After ReactJS (and the similar frameworks, like Mithril, Mercury etc.) I don't think this is a good idea (if not for other things, because you cannot have a component inside other), but I used to like AuraJS[1], that is somewhat similar (but has also events being passed from component to component).

[1]: http://aurajs.com/

leeluolee 11 years ago | |

thanks for kind suggestions. regularjs and reactjs pursue a shared objective: a solution to creating view in modern front-end development, beside it, they have nothing in common. Unlike react's virtual-dom, Regularjs is based on living template(string-based parser combine with dom-based compiler make it living) to describe component's structure. it is really flexible and inituate, you can have full control on template logic, and meanwhile the view is living like angularjs.

but they all based on dirty-check: react operate on generated virtual-dom , regularjs operate on data-view binding .

Aurajs is very awesome, but it is more like a architecture than a library. Probably it is not very suitable to have contrast between them.