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What are you using this for?

Open eorroe opened this issue 8 years ago • 5 comments

Hi, I'm no longer working on this library, but I wouldn't mind doing so if I knew what people were actually using this for. I'm clueless about what's this library is being used for.

Please share your thoughts on my library and what you're using it for, production? Just playing around with the library? Anything?

eorroe avatar Nov 17 '17 02:11 eorroe

I use it basically for anything and everything DOM related where people will reach to jQuery. I find the idea of very powerful and easy to use. and all that with such a small code size.

I've been using it for the past 3 years of different small projects. I also started coding my custom angular JS 3 years ago and had this back then. I'm rewriting the whole project in typescript and found my self missing this awesome features, so I looked around and couldn't find a module version.

izackhub avatar Nov 17 '17 08:11 izackhub

That's interesting, I'll see if before the year ends I can refactor and make this work the way it should

eorroe avatar Nov 17 '17 17:11 eorroe

@izackhub I thought TypeScript is fully compatible with ECMAScript. Why do you need to rewrite it?

ghost avatar Nov 18 '17 00:11 ghost

I still use selector libraries instead of modern frameworks. Probably that is because I am a developer for 15 years and very comfortable with the DOM modification. So I am using this library. But I have some concerns about keeping tradition. Maybe it is time to switch to a modern framework like VUE, Angular or React.

zortext avatar Feb 25 '20 07:02 zortext

@zortext Same here. Let me know if some of them is good enough for oldschool ppl. :-) I already checked React, but I hate its templating approach. I liked Backbone, but I thought it is not good enough when I experimented with it. Currently I am thinking on writing something, that uses JSON-LD input and finds the right View for the data based on the attached metadata. I never liked client side stuff, so it would be nice to automate it as much as possible.

ghost avatar Feb 27 '20 10:02 ghost