> Taken you a long time to get started. Certainly it cost extra time, but it was mostly for learning. In the end it's not much more complex, just different. So

> Taken you a long time to get started. Certainly it cost extra time, but it was mostly for learning. In the end it's not much more complex, just different. Some things that used to be easy are harder, but things that were very hard are now very easy. Cache-invalidation no more... > What does it do? I hope the time investment is worth it and you're not trying to make a blog or some CRUD app. It's a social network with push notifications and time registration. Users can share realtime location and status. I confess the scalability of the tech is not needed currently, but a fast ui even on very little hardware is still a benefit.