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Cool. Can't argue with any of the above. And sorry for getting nit-picky earlier.

I'd point to react.js as a framework that encourages fast code while discouraging knee-jerk adoption by calling itself a view layer, batteries not included. Of course, that doesn't help people realise whether JS MVC, PJAX or PHP is the best choice for the job. But it does highlight certain desires for client-side rendering that's more generic than "insert this block of HTML here". Like angular, it's most useful when you need to repeat yourself a few times on a page as each new piece of data has to be rendered in real-time to a page. If static, you should have fewer worries. Usually with JS, if it's easy, you're doing something wrong, or using Dart :p (Okay, the last was tongue in cheek)