Is it just me, or using jQuery for a complex web app in 2015 looks like, mmm, a bit strange choice?
The author has, of course, done a great job, for we see a working app; this trumps almost any objections. Kudos to the author.
But if you developed a spreadsheet of a similar functionality, would you choose plain jQuery and writing state machines by hand? Or would you be forced to use jQuery because you'd have to use key components based on it?
The author has, of course, done a great job, for we see a working app; this trumps almost any objections. Kudos to the author.
But if you developed a spreadsheet of a similar functionality, would you choose plain jQuery and writing state machines by hand? Or would you be forced to use jQuery because you'd have to use key components based on it?