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Coffescript + Backbone.js? Brunch.

Coffescript + Backbone.js? Brunch. by Jarrad Hope
- Re: [sydjs] Coffescript + Backbone.js? Brunch. by Lachlan Hardy
  - Re: [sydjs] Coffescript + Backbone.js? Brunch. by David Chambers

Coffescript + Backbone.js? Brunch.

From:: Jarrad Hope
Date:: 2011-08-31 @ 12:47

Hey Guys

Been using this framework alot this week, be warned, if you like
coffeescript and backbone.js you might find yourself becoming sexually
attracted to it.

http://brunchwithcoffee.com/

Re: [sydjs] Coffescript + Backbone.js? Brunch.

From:: Lachlan Hardy
Date:: 2011-08-31 @ 23:45

I was pretty interested in Brunch until I saw it uses Eco.

Sam Stephenson's continual delivery of the same ugly templating in every new
language and framework makes me sad.


During Node Knockout, we used Zappa with Backbone. It was glorious!

https://github.com/mauricemach/zappa


(Its default templating, CoffeeKup, was pretty scary too, but at least I
could switch the Jade, EJS, et al in seconds. I may still try CoffeeKup when
I have more time.)

Re: [sydjs] Coffescript + Backbone.js? Brunch.

From:: David Chambers
Date:: 2011-09-01 @ 06:04

Zappa looks fantastic. I have to agree with you, Lachlan, that in these 
exciting times we shouldn't settle for the crufty PHP-style templating 
we've been using for the last ten years.

David

On Aug 31, 2011, at 4:45 PM, Lachlan Hardy wrote:

> I was pretty interested in Brunch until I saw it uses Eco.
> 
> Sam Stephenson's continual delivery of the same ugly templating in every
new language and framework makes me sad.
> 
> 
> During Node Knockout, we used Zappa with Backbone. It was glorious!
> 
> https://github.com/mauricemach/zappa
> 
> 
> (Its default templating, CoffeeKup, was pretty scary too, but at least I
could switch the Jade, EJS, et al in seconds. I may still try CoffeeKup 
when I have more time.)