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The level of commitment from the Ember maintainers is very reassuring. Especially when trying to pick a client-side framework. However, coming from RoR, there'
by cpursley 13y ago
The level of commitment from the Ember maintainers is very reassuring. Especially when trying to pick a client-side framework.
However, coming from RoR, there's a bit of a learning curve due to the lack of a prescribed file structure or server-side setup. So, I've been hacking some components together as a full-stack template for Ember and Node with some nice features like Hapi API, scaffolding & Brunch build tools. Shameless plug: http://github.com/cpursley/ember-wings http://github.com/cpursley/ember-wings
- ryankshaw 13y agoyou might want to take a look at https://github.com/rpflorence/ember-tools https://github.com/rpflorence/ember-tools
- cpursley 13y agoYeah, that's pretty cool as well - I've used ember-tools. The scaffolding is quite good.
- mrinterweb 13y agoMy shameless plug for my ember brunch setup: https://github.com/mrinterweb/brunch-with-ember-coffee-emblem-sass https://github.com/mrinterweb/brunch-with-ember-coffee-emble... I really enjoy using brunch for web front-end application development.
- potomak 13y agoNeither ember-tools nor Brunch templates use an efficient system for dependency management for Ember, Ember Data, and Handlebars libraries. I suggest using Bower to manage dependencies or (ember|ember-data|handlebars)-source gems if you're using Ruby.