vmware505

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by vmware505 9y ago
Why I've never seen any Ember.js dev writing about javascript fatigue? Because healthy community, matured framework, happy developers never felt that. Ah, and there are plenty of jobs with much higher salaries.
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by vmware505 9y ago
Learn Ember.js with http://yoember.com
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by vmware505 9y ago
Actually you can start learning Ember.js without any subscription on the most popular Ember.js Tutorial page: http://yoember.com
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WebPack is not the only way(medium.com)
3 points by vmware505 10y ago|3 comments
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When Node.js is the wrong tool for the job(medium.com)
85 points by vmware505 10y ago|95 comments
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by vmware505 11y ago
I don't like JSX also... Totally agree with the author... JSX is just a hype, as I feel...
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by vmware505 11y ago
I dont like JSX either. just a hype...
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by vmware505 11y ago
I still dont understand this fatigue rant around JavaScript. Because I started to work with Ember.js 4 years ago, and it is the solution for everything. The framework evolved nicely and works perfectly. It was not a bet, it was serious choi
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by vmware505 11y ago
Ember implemented React and Redux concept a year ago, the component layer is based on Virtual DOM. You can see here all the hooks what you can find in React, maybe with a little bit different function names... a modern Ember app is full of
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by vmware505 11y ago
Yes, you can be a very good developer quite quickly nowadays. Free tutorial like this: http://yoember.com helps to learn from very basic concept to advance features. The most important is practicing every day, you have to spend
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by vmware505 11y ago
Ember.js is already proved, the best framework out there nowadays. Corporate ready, production ready, future proof. I'm really looking forward, that Type Script support will be landing soon in the framework, so it will be a concrete so