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Thanks for all the hard work Steve. I have been waiting for ember 1.0 to really give it a proper go but I'm looking forward to it. It seems like a slightly stee
by tjlivesey 14y ago
Thanks for all the hard work Steve. I have been waiting for ember 1.0 to really give it a proper go but I'm looking forward to it. It seems like a slightly steeper learning curve than something like backbone but I'm sure it will do more for you once you get to grips with it.
- steveklabnik 14y ago<3 The peepcode on Ember is really worth the $12, it's a great introduction. I really believe in what Ember is doing quite a bit. As far as Ember vs. Backbone, it's like Rails vs. Sinatra: Backbone is 'easier' but then you have to write a ton of stuff yourself. Ember has more going on, but you write a lot less code. But where Ember really shines is the way it deals with URIs and routing. I think it's super far ahead of other JS frameworks in this respect, and I hope routing.js sees some pickup.
- abcbaby 14y ago"All his hard work" ?? Blah, more B.S from steveK, the guy is a total fraud who has barely done anything on value on ANY project. Look at all his contributions there's barely anything more than a docfix or merging someone ELSE's pull request: https://github.com/rails-api/rails-api/commits?author=steveklabnik https://github.com/rails-api/rails-api/commits?author=stevek... Hell, even "shoes" and "hackety hack" the two projects that made him famous he's barely done any work on, and the work he has done is just (you guessed it) merging other people's pull requests. The guy is a fraud. Far as i can tell, all he actually does is crying about gender equality and babbling on twitter. He's not a real programmer. He's a full-time "celebrity", a fraud.
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