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It's great to see an open sourced Ember.js project on the front page. I've spend most of the last year working with, around, and on top it. But, and this is a b
by psycr 13y ago
It's great to see an open sourced Ember.js project on the front page. I've spend most of the last year working with, around, and on top it. But, and this is a but of serious hesitation, why would you use Ember.js for a blog like this?
I'm nearly positive the answer is just "to learn Ember" - in which case, great!
To everyone else: don't start using a JS MVC framework for your real projects without seriously justifying their use in the first place. They should absolutely not be considered part of a default app stack. You will go through so much pain in doing so, and that pain needs to explain itself, in the concrete terms of the project requirements.
- hodgesmr 13y agoYou're absolutely right! This was a learning experience. I made it open source so that the community can help improve on things I may have done wrong.
- steveklabnik 13y agoI remember seeing tomdale tweet something about how people will occasionally tweet: "lol the Ember docs site doesn't even use Ember!!!1"... they think they've 'exposed' something. That said, not everything should be for production use.