Ember.js Persistence Foundation

Re:Ember.js Persistence Foundation by xtrumanx on Sunday July 07, 2013 @12:18PM (#6002383)

> Epf is essentially an ORM for the web and gives you all the tools necessary to define models and synchronize with your backend.

That line should be on the front page of that website. I've spent too much time trying to decipher the bizarre diagram and trying to figure out whether it was an inside joke I wasn't getting or an actual thing.

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Re:Ember.js Persistence Foundation by ghempton on Sunday July 07, 2013 @03:07PM (#6003010)

Sorry about the obtuse diagram. In my little Ember.js bubble it seemed important to differentiate it from things like Ember Data. These pages will improve.

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Re:Ember.js Persistence Foundation by fayimora on Sunday July 07, 2013 @12:59PM (#6002536)

THIS! That diagram is just ...

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Re:Ember.js Persistence Foundation by bsaul on Sunday July 07, 2013 @02:11PM (#6002809)

Don't want to show off, but it seemed quite readable to me, once you notice that the arrows have numbers..

It shows many interesting details (the only API command seems to be Patch. There are two sync phases on the client, one to determine what to send to the server, one to determine what to merge upon server response). I quite like diagrams :))

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Re:Ember.js Persistence Foundation by wahnfrieden on Sunday July 07, 2013 @05:26PM (#6003564)

What do the numbers represent?

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Re:Ember.js Persistence Foundation by jcoder on Sunday July 07, 2013 @07:42PM (#6004126)

Lifecycle of data as it changes, apparently.

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Re:Ember.js Persistence Foundation by bwilliams on Sunday July 07, 2013 @01:25PM (#6002634)

The diagram is horrible and doesn't really explain anything. I want to know what it is, not stare at some cryptic diagram for ten minutes.

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