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Ember has a solution for server-rendered HTML, called 'Fast Boot'. It can be used both for speedup (quite obvious, given the name) and for e.g. SEO-purposes (th

Ember has a solution for server-rendered HTML, called 'Fast Boot'. It can be used both for speedup (quite obvious, given the name) and for e.g. SEO-purposes (though I think Google is pretty good at crawling JS these days). It's still at a very early stage though (alpha), but I think it has great promise. More details in the recent 2.3 beta changelog: http://emberjs.com/blog/2015/11/16/ember-2-2-released.html#toc_ember-js-2-3-beta http://emberjs.com/blog/2015/11/16/ember-2-2-released.html#t... (Not saying you made the wrong choice, it sounds very reasonable -- Ember's solution isn't ready for use just yet. But thought I'd note this here in case others have the same thought)

roebk 11y ago
We did take a look at Fast Boot and if I remember correctly it came with a big caveat that it's only suitable for the most brave. If Fast Boot were stable then Ember would have been a real strong contender. I'm really excited at the rate of pace of change on the front-ends. My last project was in Backbone and React & Redux feel a gigantic leap forward. I'd love to experiment with Elm and Cycle.