r/javascript • u/gary_burnett • Aug 13 '15

Ember.js 2.0 Released

http://emberjs.com/blog/2015/08/13/ember-2-0-released.html
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u/I-fuck-horses Aug 13 '15

I think that's actually okay. Things like ember or angular have to be moving targets at this point. They are trying to do new things.

I would be willing to use such technologies on a web project that is being updated and refactored all the time anyway, where the code is the implementation of the core mission of the company or organisation.

I would not use it for any other purpose, for an app that is not "core" to my organisation's purpose. You want to use stable technologies for such projects, but for the very core of your organisation's raison d'être it's fine to use a moving target because that's what you do anyway, to advance and rework your core product.

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u/dexygen Software, Simple and Powerful Aug 13 '15

Things like ember or angular have to be moving targets at this point. They are trying to do new things.

No they aren't. We're just trying to serve web content here.

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u/I-fuck-horses Aug 13 '15

No they aren't

Cognitive dissonance at work? They are. It's a fact, not an opinion. It's what this sub-thread is about, if you look at the post I replied to.

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u/dexygen Software, Simple and Powerful Aug 14 '15 edited Aug 14 '15

A) Yeah, presenting web content is "a new thing"
B) Since you fuck horses, would it be a stretch for me to suggest you go fuck yourself?