Interesting, but I don't know if I would be able to use this for more complex uses of ajax, e.g. pjax/phah, etc. But I could definitely see how this could possibly be used over Angular for certain projects.
That being said, Intercooler is not designed to handle 100% of the AJAX cases you might run into. If you have a crazy dynamic UI, like a live graph or drawing canvas, this isn't the right tool.
But, it will play well with whatever the right tool is. :)
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Interesting, but I don't know if I would be able to use this for more complex uses of ajax, e.g. pjax/phah, etc. But I could definitely see how this could possibly be used over Angular for certain projects.
I think it holds up well, compared w/ pjax at least. You can check out the tutorials for examples where I do some somewhat complicated stuff with it.
Search for "Implementing A Dynamic Progress Bar" on this page:
http://intercoolerjs.org/intro.html
for a fairly elaborate example.
That being said, Intercooler is not designed to handle 100% of the AJAX cases you might run into. If you have a crazy dynamic UI, like a live graph or drawing canvas, this isn't the right tool.
But, it will play well with whatever the right tool is. :)
Excuse me, what does phah mean?
http://www.xfront.com/microformats/AHAH.html