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by lhorie
4384 days ago
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(Disclaimer: I'm the author of Mithril) IMHO, Vue is a very interesting project and I think this particular article is a very good fit to show its strengths, but I think my comment (at the bottom of the article) still applies to it. For example, it's not particularly obvious how to change a binding to use the blur or the change event, without scouring the documentation. Or that `v-model` and `computed` and `$get` and `$set` are the names of the things that, in conjunction, do what you want in this particular case. In that sense, the Mithril code is more straightforward to write and to control, because the abstractions that it provides complement - rather than replace - a naive implementer's workflow. This is the aspect that I believe eddyystop is talking about. |
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