Riot.js: A tiny client-side MVP framework
Riot.js is a 1KB client-side MVP framework for building large-scale web applications, which will be officially released in December 2013. It includes a template engine, router, event library, and strict MVP pattern for organization.
The 1kb client side MVP framework
Riot is an incredibly fast, powerful yet tiny client side framework for building large scale web applications. Despite the small size all the building blocks are there: a template engine, router, event library and a strict MVP pattern to keep things organized. Your views are automatically updated when the underlying model changes.
Current frameworks base their existence on false assumptions.
- There's a big mass of common problems
- MVC (or MVP) requires a framework
- jQuery leads to spaghetti
All of these statements are wrong.
Current applications could be faster, simpler and smaller. They could be maintained with less people, less knowledge, and less worries.
Riot is a manifesto for vanilla JavaScript and jQuery.
Release December 2013 • Get notified on Facebook
https://moot.it/blog/technology/riotjs-the-1kb-mvp-framework.html