You should be using Twitter's Flight framework.

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Flight claims to be a tiny, 5K gzipped framework that requires jQuery and gives a modular, event-driven component model with functional mixins. The Yeoman generator creates a ready app and Karma test setup, and community packages add flight-mocha/flight-jasmine with event spies and DOM stubbing. Adoption at RetailMeNot proves it runs in production. A hello world lands in ~15 minutes and a counter demo in ~20, and tests become trivial because components expose clear event-based APIs.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 1:23The problem with frameworks
3. 3:26Understanding flight.js
4. 5:49Composition over inheritance
5. 7:36Building flight components
6. 11:02Event-based architecture
7. 12:17Testing with flight
8. 17:04Integration and conclusion

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