Backbone.js used 2-way data binding. Some people mistakenly think MVC implies 2-way data binding. It does not.
The point here is that you can write maintainable, clean, efficient JavaScript web apps without the load of complexity added by React.
The point here is that you can write maintainable, clean, efficient JavaScript web apps without the load of complexity added by React.
No, Backbone.js doesn't do 2-way data binding, although some certainly made it do that. But it doesn't by default, it has a 1-way data binding (the UI updates when the model changes, but doesn't update the model automatically when the UI changes).
> Some people mistakenly think MVC implies 2-way data binding. It does not.
What? Who does that? I certainly didn't and I haven't heard anyone in my +decade of web development.