Cool article, thanks for the insight into your stack. One thing that threw me out of the gate, though, was lumping in Backbone.js in with Meteor & Ember. Backbo

Cool article, thanks for the insight into your stack. One thing that threw me out of the gate, though, was lumping in Backbone.js in with Meteor & Ember. Backbone at it's heart is just a way of providing some structure to your JS models - it doesn't really have anywhere near the level of complexity that Ember, Meteor, and some of the other frameworks have, and it still doesn't provide anything for server-side persistence, synchronization, access control, etc, so transitioning away from Rails to Backbone wouldn't really be an option. :) Big thanks for dropping the link to cache_digests too, not sure how I've managed to miss out on that so far!