@rootNov 30.2014 — #Keeping it pure, I avoid all types of framework, reasons being, why load a library (aka framework) of 2000 lines of code to do a task that would take JavaScript several lines of code to do.
@crymerJul 02.2015 — #I've been wanting to use Aurelia.js in a new project because of its future-focus. It is built to use ES6 and some aspects of ES7. I haven't yet found the right project where I can give it a try, but I definitely want to try it out. I wrote a post about its features and why I think it might be a good choice for new projects. AngularJS is definitely my go-to for now, but I can see myself using Aurelia.js some time soon to see how well it leverages ES6 and what benefits that provides.
@DeeppurpleOct 06.2015 — #Keeping it pure, I avoid all types of framework, reasons being, why load a library (aka framework) of 2000 lines of code to do a task that would take JavaScript several lines of code to do.[/QUOTE]
