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comparing angular to ember-data seems strange, no?
by iamstef 13y ago
comparing angular to ember-data seems strange, no?
- digitalzombie 13y agoWell my reasoning is because angular have a so called model. It's scope. Angular doesn't need a model, it's a MV whatever. Where as ember is MVC. The framework is MVC and it's M is not complete at all. So judging from an overall framework ember is not complete in that respect where as Angular is. Like come on, 1.0 and hey our M in our MVC framework is incomplete. Um... that's shouldn't even be 1.0. 1.0 to them is the api is going to be stable but not the emberdata, the model. Really?
- iamstef 13y agoo_0)
- Kerrick 13y agoEmber.Object is the M in the Ember.js MVC framework. Ember Data is a library to synchronize a RESTful API with your models, without ever writing a line of networking or AJAX code.
- bwilliams 13y agoNobody is forcing you to use Ember Data. There's quite a few alternatives out there and you can even use $.ajax. This is a very unfair comparison between a complete stable release of Angular and an alpha of Ember Data that even tells you it's extremely unstable and not production ready.
- Wilya 13y agoOne of the problem is that the tutorial on the emberjs website makes use of ember-data and doesn't show you anything else. You have to dig a bit further to realize what exactly the distinction is and what you can use instead of ember-data. It doesn't really make it explicit (maybe on purpose) that ember and ember-data are distinct projects.