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Thank you for this video! It nearly convinced me to build my first EmberJS app (I'm coming from a BackboneJS background and I haven't decided yet between Angula
by yannski 13y ago
Thank you for this video! It nearly convinced me to build my first EmberJS app (I'm coming from a BackboneJS background and I haven't decided yet between Angular and Ember).
Will you continue this kind of videos? Building a series by continuing the current "story" could be really really nice.
- chadhietala 13y agoThere are plans to have a "cookbook" section on the EmberJS site that will be one of the go to places to answer the question of "How do I do X in Ember?". It's currently on the master branch for the site, so expect that soon. In the mean time here are some other video resources http://www.embercasts.com/ http://www.embercasts.com/ and http://ember101.com/ http://ember101.com/. They may be slightly out of date but they are still relevant. Make sure to look in the console for warnings about deprecations.
- stuartmemo 13y agoIf you're deciding between Angular and Ember, this video is a entertaining comparison with good examples - http://vimeo.com/68215606 http://vimeo.com/68215606
- rapind 13y agoMore entertaining than informative I'm afraid. Project Lead v.s. Guy Who Uses. I don't mean that as a criticism of Rob, I just don't think it's fair or expected for him to have the depth of knowledge in AngularJS that Tom has with Ember. I'd have done worse. I know it's a pain to have to evaluate all of these frikin' frameworks all the time just to get moving, but I'd really recommend building a non-trivial app in both ember and angular.