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Comparing it to Backbone, feels to me that Ember uses a notation that is closer to what I already know about Javascript, for example all the object methods and
by pacomerh 14y ago
Comparing it to Backbone, feels to me that Ember uses a notation that is closer to what I already know about Javascript, for example all the object methods and prototype class emulation. I was going through the API and everything seemed like it made sense right away. The only thing I wish the site had is more examples with bi-directional bindings.