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I've been using Ember-data for the past few months on side projects and it's getting a lot more stable. I've rarely had issues with it in the past few weeks.
by bwilliams 13y ago
I've been using Ember-data for the past few months on side projects and it's getting a lot more stable. I've rarely had issues with it in the past few weeks.
- seivan 13y agoLast time I used it, I think it was Revision 11, it had issues with relationships and deletions, how is it holding up now? I'd love to give it another go!
- mrcwinn 13y agoThere are still issues on rev13. For example, when binding to the didCreate event after committing a model, the model.id is not defined. You would think `didCreate`, fired when a response is returned from the server, and that response includes the complete model including the ID, your client-side model would now include the ID as well. Not so! You have to do tricks like `model.addObserver('id')` to get what you need. Ember.js is great fun, until it goes horribly wrong. On the other hand, the Ember Core team does not call it a 1.0 — and they certainly do not say Ember Data is finished. I think it's unfair to judge such early builds.
- bsaul 13y ago"weeks" ?? Damn... I remember when I had to choose between angularJs and other JS frameworks a few months ago. Reading your comment makes me feel really good with my choice.
- bwilliams 13y agoI've played around with Angular quite a bit lately as well and I definitely prefer Ember. You should really try both of them out and give them both a fair chance. Also, you don't have to use data with Ember, it's just a benefit.