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c030f5da2015-06-29 17:49:16
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c030f5da, 2015-06-29 17:49:16

What is the best way to do two-way data-binding besides AngularJS?

There are HTML forms with many input[range] + input[number] pairs. It is necessary to link the meanings of these forms in both directions. Looked how to do it on Angular. Simple, easy, but it hurts too fat for this, and this article does not inspire, and this one too.
UPD : As a result, the choice fell on Angular Light. But even so, I had to use AngularJS, because. it natively supports form validation, and such a task subsequently surfaced.

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Pavel Kononenko, 2015-06-29
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There were also doubts about Angular because of these articles. When I studied it at an excellent level and dug into the giblets, I realized that the authors of these articles understand angular, like pigs in oranges. In the tone of these articles, you can write about anything and it will have a pejorative effect.
You can try Angular Light . A colleague is sawing a project on it. Small things, like two-way data communication, it resolves well.
But in my opinion, if the project is large and needs to be developed and supported, then choose Angular. Well, it would be useful to understand it.

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Alexey Ukolov, 2015-06-29
@alexey-m-ukolov

Knockout

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Vladimir, 2015-06-29
@azrail_dev

Matreshka.js
en.matreshka.io/#home

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Sergey Melnikov, 2015-06-29
@mlnkv

Example

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