Published : Oct 22, 2012
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Understand more
Oct 2012
Trial
We are seeing a common pattern of creating single-page web applications. Rather than requiring full page refresh, these request smaller sets of data from the server, and change the displayed content of their page through modifying the DOM. To make this more manageable, JavaScript MV* frameworks have been developed that support data binding, client-side templates, and validation. While lightweight applications may not need a framework, for more complex scenarios, AngularJS and Knockout should be considered as the current front-runners in this field.
