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In fact, a lot of the time they probably aren't a good idea. It is often better to just build out separate pages and on a page that requires more interactivity, use knockout or something similar.
just wondering what's the difference between the different builds http://emberjs.com/builds/#/release . In particular what's the difference between stable/ember-runtime.js and just stable/ember.js
Mind opening an issue? https://github.com/emberjs/website/issues/new
As for the question:
Ember is actually built from many smaller pieces, such as:
- container
- ember-metal
- ember-runtime
- ember-views
- ember-handlebars
- ember-routing
- ember-application
- ember
- ember-extension-support
- ember-testing
- rsvp
ember-runtime is made of up: ember-metal and ember-runtime https://github.com/emberjs/ember.js/blob/master/ember-dev.ym...
It provides underlying foundation, including the object model and the KVO system to the rest of ember. Leaving out views, application, routing, and many more high level ideas.
Regarding hosting an Ember app, can you use something like s3 with cloudfront or will it not refresh fast enough to be usable?
Regarding hosting an Ember app, can you use something like s3 with cloudfront or will it not refresh fast enough to be usable?
Regarding hosting an Ember app, can you use something like s3 with cloudfront or will it not refresh fast enough to be usable?
I said this already on Twitter, but: It’s been 2½ years since I started working on Ember.js. While I’m proud of the code we wrote, I’m even more proud of the community we built. We have been lucky enough to attract the companies and individuals that are tackling the hardest problems in developing 100% JavaScript web applications; people for whom the only acceptable answer is solid engineering, not piles of hacks. As…
I've compiled a list of learning sources (tutorials, videos and Ember focused blogs) that I've found very helpful in my path to Ember: http://bit.ly/1aQXnrz
Let's not use this opportunity to start another Ember vs Angular argument. Can we instead take a moment to celebrate the fact that we now have two major, stable, fast, capable, testable, tested, supported, documented, git-hubbed single-app javascript frameworks with large, passionate communities. Let's also recognise and celebrate the hard work put into these projects by the Ember & Angular teams. Ember and Angular a…
Since when did Backbone not count as a major framework?