wesleyworkman

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   by wesleyworkman 13y ago

   So true! Google never abandons technologies. At least that's what an article on my Google Reader said. :P
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   by wesleyworkman 13y ago

   It's not really a fair comparison for several reasons. Namely that to match Ember's functionality, you have to add several libraries to your AngularJS app. Eventually you'll reach the point where you've effectively got t
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   by wesleyworkman 13y ago

   I can't speak much to AngularJS, I've never used it in a project and only spent a few hours playing with the demos. Even if I had, making single one line knocks at either framework is not going to convince anyone of the others val
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   by wesleyworkman 14y ago

   We've been using Ember in our production environment for nearly a year now. There are lots of plus' and some minus', but I'd like to take a few minutes to share our experience. We picked up Ember 0.8 in March of last year. Having some prior