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Ember.js Persistence Foundation

47 pointsby piealmost 12 years ago

4 comments

xtrumanxalmost 12 years ago
&gt; Epf is essentially an ORM for the web and gives you all the tools necessary to define models and synchronize with your backend.<p>That line should be on the front page of that website. I&#x27;ve spent too much time trying to decipher the bizarre diagram and trying to figure out whether it was an inside joke I wasn&#x27;t getting or an actual thing.
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kanjaalmost 12 years ago
This is super cool - What method is used for continued client side updates? Websockets, polling?
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seivanalmost 12 years ago
Now if this works, which Ember-data doesn&#x27;t (not finished I guess). This is a bigger step towards using Ember,
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gazarsgoalmost 12 years ago
Is this supposed to be a framework for collaborative editing and synchronization? I would expect a lot more examples around merge conflicts and locking if so. &quot;Models are never locked&quot; make this sound like it is just an abstraction for abstraction&#x27;s sake, why would I use this instead of just binding DOM elements to JSON?
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