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On Wed, Jul 10, 2013 at 12:09 AM, Chris Moore <notifications@github.com>wrote:

> In posts/2013-07-09-angular-struts-tapestry.md:
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> > +Angular recently. One of the things that intrigues me particularly about
> > +Angular is it's similarity to Tapestry. Though you can build simple apps
> > +without them, if you get very far into angular you're going to end up using
> > +directives. Directives remind me very strongly of Tapestry's components (and
> > +map very well onto the upcoming web component standard). They let you add
> > +application behavior via html elements and attributes. The angular approach to
> > +templates also harkens back to Tapestry: you use plain old html decorated with
> > +elements and attributes that map to angular directives. My strong hope is that
> > +this will let us work with designers in the same way: the html/css we build
> > +initially doesn't have to be translated into some other template language by
> > +developers.
> > +
> > +The component approach of angular also has also resulted in a similarly
> > +ecosystem of reusable components. Though I've heard developers scoff at the
> > +idea of a component library being valuable, as a wise friend once remarked:
> > +"No code is faster than code". Though he was talking about performance, it
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