Alternative to Breeze.js?

Steve picture Steve · Apr 11, 2013 · Viewed 23.9k times · Source

Is there an alternative to Breezejs that does not require .Net or Enterprise Framework Connector or database, and works with plain REST services that accept and return only JSON (no metadata)?

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Ting picture Ting · Apr 11, 2013

We actually designed Breeze to be independent of .NET, but none of our samples show this yet. In the next week or two we will show how to connect Breeze to a generic HTTP service that returns JSON. We'd love to have your feedback on this when it comes out, as we know it will be a big part of the market.

Edit: Breeze 1.3.0 is now available and contains the Edmunds sample, which is a pure JavaScript client that connects to an HTTP service with no dependencies on ASP.NET, Web API, or the Entity Framework. Please take a look and provide us with feedback!

Edit 2: We will also be releasing a sample soon that shows Breeze working with MongoDB, Express, and Node.js with no Microsoft technologies involved. A Ruby sample is also in the works. Stay tuned!

Edit 3: MongoDB and node.js support is now available which shows Breeze working with the MEAN stack (MongoDB, Express, AngularJS, Node.js).

Edit 4: A Ruby sample is now up. This is John Papa's famous Code Camper JumpStart with a Ruby back-end.

Edit 5: NHibernate support as well as an accompanying sample are now available.

Edit 6: Node/MySQL/Postgres support as well as an accompanying sample are now available.

Edit 7: Java/Hibernate support as well as an accompanying sample are now available.