Rendering performance
If page rendering performance, CPU cycles, and RAM are critical factors in your applications, then you cannot go past Backbone for pure rendering speed.
In a recent project, our team was involved in speed testing both the Marionette and Backbone frameworks in order to determine whether they were suitable for use on embedded devices. These embedded devices had 400-600 MHz CPUs, and 128-256 MB RAM. In comparison to a modern desktop, with a 3.6 GHz CPU and 8 GB of RAM, these are tiny machines indeed. This test application rendered a series of three HTML screens, each with varying complexity. The first page was a very simple page, the second had a variable menu structure, and the third had a rather complex detailed informational ...
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