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Thinking about changing the front end #30

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ShaneK opened this issue Apr 18, 2016 · 7 comments
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Thinking about changing the front end #30

ShaneK opened this issue Apr 18, 2016 · 7 comments

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@ShaneK
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ShaneK commented Apr 18, 2016

Greetings!

I'm considering redoing the front end, since the current front end is relying Knockout, which isn't particularly well known and fails in comparison to some modern solutions -- such as Anular or React.

I'm opening this issue to get an idea of what you guys think about this. I don't currently use this project anymore, but I understand that it is used, and if it would make it easier to use and contribute to in the future then I think this could be a valuable change to this project.

So, what do you think? Also, if you like the idea of the front end framework being changed, would you prefer Angular or React? I currently know most about Angular, but I'm not opposed to learning React.

@adamlc
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adamlc commented May 9, 2016

Theres also Ember which is fantastic 👍

@vasumahesh1
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Angular sounds good. But you'll probably need a better UI. Maybe, Angular Material can help. It's a really good framework. Though the repo has a lot of issues but for running it on updated browsers shouldn't cause many problems.

@vasumahesh1
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I can spare some time in this project. It won't be much, but happy to help 👍

@GeoffreyPlitt
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I love knockout! Maybe do react. Dont do angular. I think the frontend is fine as-is.

@ShaneK
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ShaneK commented Aug 24, 2016

@GeoffreyPlitt: What's wrong with Angular? It's the framework I use most and am most comfortable with, so if I were going to do it quickly, it's the one I'd use. Just curious why you'd prefer not using it?

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No objective reason, just personal opinion. React is like Knockout, a simple mapping between state and UI. Angular is a huge codebase, with routers, $scope, and tons of other layers of things. Use what you know best for sure.

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ritter commented May 31, 2017

+1 for Angular

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