[em-bee]

your positive responses make me wish i had an opportunity to build my next site with it. not ready for that yet, but hopefully when i get some time to work on my aurelia side project again, i can try making a second version using dagger.js.

actually in recent weeks i have been thinking about building simple sites with just vanilla js, but with some custom functions to enable binding and routing which is the most important stuff. but then i'll probably need iteration, click events, and a few other things, and when i saw dagger.js i realized that my own collection of features would pretty much get me to where you are now...

[TonyPeakman]

Thank you — that really means a lot to me. One of the best parts of sharing dagger.js has been hearing from people like you who’ve been down the same path and thought about building the same set of features. It makes me feel like the project is on the right track.

What you described with vanilla JS plus a few helpers is exactly how dagger.js started — I just wanted to save myself (and hopefully others) from having to reinvent the same binding and routing layer every time.

If you ever try it out on your side project, I’d be truly grateful to hear how it feels. Feedback from thoughtful developers like you is what helps me make it better.