sahrizv

8 ms·

31.
NYPD Designates Mosques as Terrorism Organizations(nation.time.com)
3 points by sahrizv 13y ago|0 comments
32.
by sahrizv 13y ago
That's because the said data framework is still far from being production ready and complete. I fail to see why it is a sad thing. It is actually good for the Ember ecosystem that other options are available even when the core team is
33.
by sahrizv 13y ago
Mine worked in Chrome 29 after giving it some time after load( ~30 secs)...
34.
Yehuda Katz on how Ember is going to embrace Web Components(gist.github.com)
3 points by sahrizv 13y ago|0 comments
35.
by sahrizv 13y ago
The most compelling reason to use Objective-C for iOS development is to make use of the vast array of device-native APIs provided by Apple, most of which are not available to webapps as of now. While you can use PhoneGap/Cordova to wr
36.
by sahrizv 13y ago
I chose Ember mainly for its promise of supporting the creation of large, production level apps, through its robust architecture and well thought out library. On the other hand, "AngularJS is a toolset for building the framework most s
37.
by sahrizv 13y ago
Yeah, same with the ember.js guys. Churning out releases and RCs under such restricted timelines.
38.
by sahrizv 13y ago
This post could well have been written by me as I am also in the same boat as you :-) Anyways, I have chosen to stick to Django for backend( and Ember for frontend). My reasons mainly are the relative unsuitability and incompleteness of Nod
39.
by sahrizv 13y ago
Let's refrain from frequent comparisons until both of these beasts announce a complete and production ready version.
40.
by sahrizv 13y ago
It would be a great blessing for Django beginners like me if some noble soul(s) could turn this into the go-to project template for Django based webapps (by making Mozilla specific stuff more generic).
41.
by sahrizv 13y ago
I understand the point you are making. The only problem with picking up a relatively less mature/complete framework is that I intend to use it in production. Since I am starting up as a novice, I cannot afford to sacrifice maturity fo
42.
by sahrizv 13y ago
I was looking for a framework which can handle as much as possible of the configuration, plumbing and any other processes which are involved in web development. I know that is not exciting and causes limitations, but being a novice in this
43.
by sahrizv 13y ago
Actually I did give a thought to Node.js/express and more pleasantly, the recent one called Mean.io. Mean.io is especially appealing to newcomers like me because it hides significant complexity in linking up stuff on the node.js platfo
44.
by sahrizv 13y ago
I am actually inclined towards Ember.js since the time I was faced with this choice. I just wanted to take the opinion of all the experienced developers here, to back my choice or change it. Thanks for easing the choice. I'll go throu
45.
by sahrizv 13y ago
-To comment on your wish to have “a batteries included framework, which I can use in production”: Ember certainly has a lot of batteries included Thanks for considering those factors. Your reply was very helpful.
46.
by sahrizv 13y ago
Mean.io is especially appealing to newcomers like me because it hides significant complexity in linking up stuff on the node.js platform. However, the only thing which puts me off is the instability/novelty of node and consequent unsui
47.
by sahrizv 13y ago
Thanks for reminding me of the employment aspect! For the popularity, I believe both ember and angular have large communities. I checked the jobs and angular although leading here, is comparable to ember in terms of job opportunities.
48.
by sahrizv 13y ago
By "in the long run" I meant the course of my web app development and enhancement. But I feel happy that there is a consensus on transient utility of these technologies. Community size is a strong factor for me but (un)fortunatel
49.
by sahrizv 13y ago
I am just starting up web development and have decided to use Django for backend. However, this Angular vs Ember comparisons have lowered my confidence as I think whatever choice "I" make, will turn out wrong in the long run. Can
50.
by sahrizv 13y ago
#satire
51.
by sahrizv 13y ago
Thanks for the combined efforts of HNers to make it disappear :-)
52.
by sahrizv 13y ago
In my opinion, for product based companies, it is a small subset of brilliant employees which bring the most value to the company. Although the goal is to maximize such hires, due to the broken(both ways) nature of the hiring process, the c