nragaz

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   by nragaz 13y ago

   Absolutely the worst advice. I've worked for multiple small companies and consulting firms that got screwed because they didn't have a contract. Do not do this. A contract is not bulletproof, sure, but not having one just means that nobody
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   Patterns and anti-patterns for Ember Data(nragaz.com)

   2 points by nragaz 14y ago|0 comments
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   by nragaz 14y ago

   That's my feeling too - I've gotten a number of responses to the effect of "well, there hasn't been a release" but the official line at conferences, talks, and in the documentation is "this is the way to use Ember" so I think that's a disti
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   by nragaz 14y ago

   For sure. To that end, I spend a lot of time reviewing issues and contributing as best I can. From what I've seen, though, I'm not sure if it's even capable of being finished in a way that makes sense.
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   Is Ember Data just unfinished or fundamentally broken?(nragaz.com)

   15 points by nragaz 14y ago|7 comments
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   by nragaz 15y ago

   The difference now is that there are clear steps to follow for success! It may seem like more steps but before you could spend hours futzing about with gem versions, then discovering that your current apps no longer ran, etc.