Hi Kiro, We wrote a simple Python back-end service that stores authentication information -- if you think of the dashboard as a rich client, it needs some way

Hi Kiro, We wrote a simple Python back-end service that stores authentication information -- if you think of the dashboard as a rich client, it needs some way to persist some items that are unrelated to the API such as email address and password login credentials, so that's what this simple service does. However, Balanced's API has CORS-support enabled, so we can make API calls to the API from the Ember app directly (no need to proxy through a back-end service). This will reduce latency to the user to give a perceived feeling of responsiveness once implemented. Interestingly, simply implementing the dashboard as an AJAX app and having the requests fire in parallel as opposed to serially with our existing dashboard has already given a massive performance boost.