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If you want a batteries included framework, maybe take a look at ember? [1] It tries to automate a lot via the ember-data module (which also makes queries auto
by cookiengineer 5y ago
If you want a batteries included framework, maybe take a look at ember? [1]
It tries to automate a lot via the ember-data module (which also makes queries automatically, e.g. left/right joins etc) so it shines with its predefined rules, lots of former rails people seem to contribute to its ecosystem these days.
[1] https://emberjs.com https://emberjs.com
- theflyinghorse 5y agoI would advise against ember only because of the very steep learning curve. I wpuod even say that it's a learning wall.
- cookiengineer 5y agoEmber uses most of the classical MVC concepts, so I'd argue that the learning curve is redundant when you come from an MVC world outside web development. From my personal perspective I'd say that Ember tries to keep the "fatigue" effect as low as possible when comparing it with e.g. what's going on since the React Hooks "refactors" everywhere.