Should I suggest to my colleagues that we're fine with PureMVC as a JavaScript framework (we know it well) and that we don't need to learn AngularJS?

Although it has many nice features, are the benefits over PureMVC significant enough to switch?

I'd like set the value of a proxy's instance variable to that of a static member of same class e.g.:
//JavaScript Port

instance_var: {
      prop_name: this.constructor.STATIC_VAR},

As shown, I'm building an object that will have more props...that's why I'm doing it this way.
But the "prop_name" value is undefined when queried later.
Is there a way to do this?

Thanks
NormC

Greetings,
What is the suggested approach to creating a multicore app with JavaScript port?
There's no pipe utility for JavaScript, from what I see.
The 'Piping the machine' demo uses that utility:
http://joelhooks.com/2009/05/18/piping-the-machine-puremvc-multicore-with-pipes-and-the-finite-state-machine-fsm/

That's too complex for my energy level at this point, i.e., getting ramped up on these:
import org.puremvc.as3.multicore.utilities.pipes.interfaces.IPipeFitting;
import org.puremvc.as3.multicore.utilities.pipes.plumbing.Junction;
import org.puremvc.as3.multicore.utilities.pipes.plumbing.Pipe;
import org.puremvc.as3.multicore.utilities.pipes.plumbing.TeeMerge;

I just need to send an array from one module to another (one way, one time). Any suggestions on a simple way to do that?

Or any suggestions on best approach for multicore with javascript port?

Thanks,
Norm