Seems like this page could definitely benefit from some sort of Hello World. What are the primary components, and how do I run it? Perhaps it's not meant to be a simple library, so I'm not trying to say dumb it down. But is there a more digestible way to understand hr.js without having to read the full documentation?
I'd love to see comparisons (as said in another comment). I like the idea of a grown-up Backbone. I'd like to see if there are any smart view rendering optimizations (like Ember has).
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Seems like this page could definitely benefit from some sort of Hello World. What are the primary components, and how do I run it? Perhaps it's not meant to be a simple library, so I'm not trying to say dumb it down. But is there a more digestible way to understand hr.js without having to read the full documentation?
I'd love to see comparisons (as said in another comment). I like the idea of a grown-up Backbone. I'd like to see if there are any smart view rendering optimizations (like Ember has).
Yes... The best way to try it is to install it using "npm install hr.js -g" and to create an helloworld using: "hr.js new -d hello".
I'll work on improving the introduction of the documentation to add comparaisons with others frameworks.
Hr have a components-based rendering system: a view could be a component and component could be added directly from templates. http://friendcode.github.io/hr.js/#/template/components