Durandal vs Python
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Python is a general purpose programming language created by Guido Van Rossum. Python is most praised for its elegant syntax and readable code, if you are just beginning your programming career python suits you best. | Durandal is a cross-device, cross-platform client framework written in JS and designed to make Single Page Applications (SPAs) easy to create and maintain. |
| - | JS & HTML modularity; Simple app lifecycle; Eventing, modals, message boxes, etc; Navigation & screen state management;Consistent async programming w/ promises; App bundling and optimization; Use any backend technology; Built on top of jQuery, Knockout & requireJS; Integrates with popular CSS libraries such as Bootstrap and Foundation; Make your own templatable and data-bindable widgets; Fully testable |
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GitHub Stars 69.7K | GitHub Stars 1.7K |
GitHub Forks 33.3K | GitHub Forks 371 |
Stacks 263.1K | Stacks 31 |
Followers 205.4K | Followers 36 |
Votes 6.9K | Votes 20 |
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What are some alternatives to Python, Durandal?
JavaScript
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AngularJS
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PHP
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Ruby
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Java
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Golang
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HTML5
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C#
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Vue.js
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Scala
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