I've just started using Backbone.js. Articles likes this, that show good patterns and practices, are always helpful. They clear up a lot of questions about the "big picture" when creating an application.
I guess I could see why this would be useful for node.js, but still asking "why". (also, webkitception, yo dawg i heard you like webkit, <insert recursive meme here>).
I'm all for creating a separate branch for Echojs but I'm going to play devil's advocate here... Do you have any ideas (like features and design) that will build a big enough case to do something like this?
A couple [crazy] ideas I have:
- JavaScript syntax highlighting in comments
- Refactor EchoJS to use Node.js on backend. (why not write a JavaScipt news site in JavaScript?)
I'm glad to see this in development. *starred*. I used http://jsdox.org/ for a small project but quickly needed more tags than jsdox supported; also, it looks like development has slowed down considerably.