reactive

how would you compare it to github.com/component/reactive ?

Its naming is a bit conflicting to component/reactive. The name "reactive" is so presumable that other people will choose in the future. https://github.com/component/reactive I haven't looked into Rivet.js, component/reactive or other equivalent library. I'm just planning to research which library is the best fit for me. I don't really like full-stack framework like Angular. It was nice to know yet another candidate. Does anyone know any other reactive template engine?

Can someone who is proficient in Angular explain to me why this many attributes are required on the form element itself: <form ng-app="LoginApp" ng-controller="LoginController" ng-submit="login()"> This leads to my usual reaction to Angular: I'm sure they've got some things right, and I believe that data binding is the way to go, but holy shit that code is ugly and verbose. I've been using reactive.js [1] lately with Component [2] and its incredibly beautiful by contrast: <form data-submit="login"> It uses data attributes, functions are handled for you automatically so you don't have to write the parens all the time, it will fallback to the model automatically if the view doesn't have a certain property. And the view is passed in so you don't need to specify what controller or "app" to search for, which seems way less tightly co