its not "cool" anymore, but I always thought knockout was pretty simple, worked well, and fulfilled a lot of this use-case.
I built a couple knockout based apps that worked phenomenally well across lots of platforms, and were pretty lightweight dependency wise. Organization and convention was paramount to keep consistent since it doesn't enforce a bunch of best practices like a larger framework would; but, looks like all of these sit in basically that same space.
I built a couple knockout based apps that worked phenomenally well across lots of platforms, and were pretty lightweight dependency wise. Organization and convention was paramount to keep consistent since it doesn't enforce a bunch of best practices like a larger framework would; but, looks like all of these sit in basically that same space.