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Ivan Koryukov2015-10-22 13:53:16
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Ivan Koryukov, 2015-10-22 13:53:16

Which Javascript framework to choose for a multi-page site?

There is a fairly large site that solves many problems and on which there are many different interfaces, and many of them must be dynamic to some extent.
Some sections of the site are implemented using angularJS, some on jquery, somewhere it is possible to do without js at all (for example, sorting and filtering in one section of the site is done using angular, and in another section - in php with page reload, respectively).
As part of the refactoring of everything and everything, the question arose of using one thing. I want each page to have a js controller and two-way binding like in angular.
Should I use angular or are there alternatives worth considering?

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Elizaveta Borisova, 2015-10-22
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React is suitable for multi-page (it is possible to render on the server).
So I think backbone should be used in a limited way. If you are doing the project alone, this is not an option, there will be too much code.
Angular can also be left if multi-page somehow beats well into several one-page ones.

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