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MVC todo list demo

Wed 29 January 2014 | tags: javascript, html5, tutorials, design-patterns

Here's a simple javascript todo list application, which I created as an exercise in javascript MVC without a framework.

It is influenced by this article. However, it differs by making each todo list item its own MVC triad.

The source code is on github.

I may explain the code in a later post.

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