This is an example of how you can simulate real-time stock updates using Ember.
- Convention: common use cases have been codified into the framework, which takes the guess work out of many architectural decisions. Once you know learn "The Ember Way" you can really fly through development.
- ember-cli: no fuss project template with asset compilation, local server, and livereload in seconds. You could do this yourself on any other project, but the cli makes starting new projects delightful.
- Community: Ember users are fewer in number, but they make up for it in thoughtfulness. The official Ember forums are filled with helpful discussions and quick to reply to questions.
- ES6: though not a feature of Ember, the ember-cli supports ES6 by default.
- Learning curve: Ember has the steepest learning curve of any frontend framework I've used. It's often difficult to know where .
- Lack of choice: the heavy use of convention means you're in for trouble if you go against the grain. Embrace "The Ember Way" or look elsewhere.
bower installnpm install
Run ember serve from the project root to start a local server. The cli
will automatically recompile changes and reload the page.