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I’ve always been told it’s good practice (ala ‘unobtrusive javascript’) separate JavaScript from HTML markup. However, I’ve been seeing the opposite trend with a number of new and popular frameworks such as Bootstrap, Angular.js, and Ember.js. Can someone tell me why this isn’t considered bad practice?
Unobtrusive Javascript is a good practice for many places on the web. The frameworks you mentioned are often used for creating full-blown Javascript applications. In many of these apps, the experience without Javascript is often a blank page. In that environment, the value of separating your markup from Javascript is relatively low.