Just wanted to note that Canvas LMS is also open source (full disclosure: I work for instructure): https://github.com/instructure/canvas-lms
The Ember generators for yeoman are a bit out of whack. For now, I'd suggest you try out Ryan Florence's ember-tools (https://github.com/rpflorence/ember-tools), which can do many of the same code generation type things…
While Object.observe will be a welcome change, that basically means that your app can never be as performant as possible due to the design of the framework that you use for browsers that don't support Object.observe…
I don't think this is so true. Angular's $resource has different goals and functionality than something like ember data. To me, Angular's $resource looks closer to Backbone's sync methods. Things I don't see in…
I don't usually either, but I like to use JSPerf from time to time which prefers you use their Java plugin for timing accuracy.
Just wanted to note that Canvas LMS is also open source (full disclosure: I work for instructure): https://github.com/instructure/canvas-lms
The Ember generators for yeoman are a bit out of whack. For now, I'd suggest you try out Ryan Florence's ember-tools (https://github.com/rpflorence/ember-tools), which can do many of the same code generation type things…
While Object.observe will be a welcome change, that basically means that your app can never be as performant as possible due to the design of the framework that you use for browsers that don't support Object.observe…
I don't think this is so true. Angular's $resource has different goals and functionality than something like ember data. To me, Angular's $resource looks closer to Backbone's sync methods. Things I don't see in…
I don't usually either, but I like to use JSPerf from time to time which prefers you use their Java plugin for timing accuracy.