Excellent points @610470416 , couldn't agree more. As Principal Engineer I am constantly looking for solutions that offers mechanics that allows me to be productive but doesn't take my freedom on creating new things or being able to extend capabilities of the framework. Another important aspect for me is that the group of features available in the framework are the ones that are extremely necessary, nothing more, avoiding then unnecessary boilerplate or extravagant spaghettis code to get something simple done as you imply in your text.
I am working heavily using ExpressoTS Framework, and I and my team are enjoying very much.
ExpressoTS is a good try of modern frameworks which introduced new features by using ts, but it is still somewhat mvc based which is in fact not proper for the web framework as you can sometimes feel it:)
You can take a look at aex, which totally has nothing to do with mvc and obeys the Web Straight line theory to separate web logic from business logic easily. With aex, you can make your code cleaner, better organized, more simplified regardless of the ways how http requests are handled.
MVC separations only exist in your business code when necessary instead of the web framework, aex.
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Excellent points @610470416 , couldn't agree more. As Principal Engineer I am constantly looking for solutions that offers mechanics that allows me to be productive but doesn't take my freedom on creating new things or being able to extend capabilities of the framework. Another important aspect for me is that the group of features available in the framework are the ones that are extremely necessary, nothing more, avoiding then unnecessary boilerplate or extravagant spaghettis code to get something simple done as you imply in your text.
I am working heavily using ExpressoTS Framework, and I and my team are enjoying very much.
Thanks.
ExpressoTS is a good try of modern frameworks which introduced new features by using ts, but it is still somewhat mvc based which is in fact not proper for the web framework as you can sometimes feel it:)
You can take a look at aex, which totally has nothing to do with mvc and obeys the Web Straight line theory to separate web logic from business logic easily. With aex, you can make your code cleaner, better organized, more simplified regardless of the ways how http requests are handled.
MVC separations only exist in your business code when necessary instead of the web framework, aex.