Ember.js - Web Applications Done Right

Re:Ember.js - Web Applications Done Right by sc0rb on Wednesday April 17, 2013 @04:55PM (#5567172)

This is the best answer I've received to my concerns. You're predicting that people will move from backend to frontend for the MVC layer (or w/e will come next) and this is why you are keeping up with these sorts of developments.

Good answer.

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Re:Ember.js - Web Applications Done Right by ebiester on Wednesday April 17, 2013 @06:03PM (#5567619)

The move has already come in B2C apps. B2B is lagging and internal apps and consultingware will be the last, as normal.

The problem I see is that the frontend models are not designed for internal apps in mind. Yet. They're not designed for a mediocre developer. I think we could do a lot better for that use case. Right Now, it's faster to do a server-generated app with no ajax. I don't think that has to be the case.

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Re:Ember.js - Web Applications Done Right by sc0rb on Thursday April 18, 2013 @08:58AM (#5570318)

I currently work with a few very popular B2C ecommerce platforms and none of them have made the move to this sort of thing yet, the best we've got is Spring MVC with AJAX.

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