Is my telling opinions looks like attacking for you? What is offending you here ? Being not positive?
I don't do that. It's the second comment that I posted, and I criticize many open source projects. Not only yours. This is what people do in open source world.
No need to take this personal and try to reach me because of a comment that I made on HN.
HN is the comfort area of my opinions. I can call any project as north korea or england or norway.
- How fast is your app?
- How productive is your team?
- How productive is Ember community?
- How many Ember libraries do exist in Github?
- How many JavaScript libraries exist in NPM?
- How many of the NPM libraries can be used in client-side?
- How robust is to manage Ember dependencies?
- How simple is to manage Ember dependencies?
- How easy is to debug an Ember app?
- Do you set break points ?
- How easy is to hunt memory leaks in an Ember app?
- What package manager do you use?
- What else libraries do you use?
- Does your code integrate with other code written using Streams, EventEmitters etc?
- How would you reuse Ember in your backend code?
- How replaceable is your code?
- How large is your code?
- Is using large frameworks a best practice in JS community?
- Have you seen alternatives like components http://github.com/component ?
I believe that using basic functional programming tools is a much more powerful way than using promises. The main issue with promises is that the code you write will be less replaceable, and less compatible with other code.
- Where is one single Ember example re-using an NPM module by one of the brilliant & profilic authors producing high quality libraries, such as substack, visionmedia etc. ?
- Where is one single Ember example that can be required by a CommonJS project?
- Where is one single Ember module in NPM registry?
Let me give you one reason to stop this bullshit: No Ember code is replaceable, can work together / integrate with any modern JavaScript code like over 30.000 NPM modules. It is the North Korea of the JavaScript world.
After I lost the Youtube account that I used for 4 years, thanks to their fucking robust login service: Go fuck yourself, Google
If you guys wanna see the future of this project, just try to create an account and upload a video in Youtube. Youtube is a Google company, and they fuck Youtube's membership system up.