Quantcast
Channel: West Wind Message Board Messages
Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 10393

Re: .NET MVC - Knockout

$
0
0
Re: .NET MVC - Knockout
Web Connection 5.0
Re: .NET MVC - Knockout
Jul. 23, 2013
12:04 pm
3U70PVFA2Show this entire thread in new window
Gratar Image based on email address
From:Doug Dodge
To:GroverL
I stumbled on this the other day as I'm also looking around at the various apoproaches. Looks like these guys like to go as fast as they can. Maybe this would help or at least spark some discussions. I took a quick peek at the Redis info from their site. Looked interesting. Just thinking that if your data set can fit in memory that that plus angularjs might be a good approach. Or perhaps some of their other offerings.

http://servicestack.net/

Doug



Looks like you're not the only one:

Knockout.js incredibly slow under semi-large datasets

from stackoverflow


My company had 6 developers working on a .NET MVC site using knockout for almost a year. The result is a disaster. When the first page loads, 90 js files (e.g. telerik, jquery,jqueryui, - lots of plugins, etc) and 30 css files are downloaded. It's a nightmare. I've only made a superficial review of knockout and the Google equivalent - AngularJS. It appears to me, Google's got MS beat. I don't like the fact the knockout sits on jQuery - while Angjular handles AJAX internally.

Anybody seen a large, successful site using knockout?





Viewing all articles
Browse latest Browse all 10393

Trending Articles