What I'm investigating Backbone/Ember/whatever for is a semi-embedded device that will ship with a web interface, so some semblance of stability is a major plus.
Web production != shipping on devices production. You can very easily ship updates to the former whereas the latter is tricky. It means we need to be careful with everything we choose.
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What I'm investigating Backbone/Ember/whatever for is a semi-embedded device that will ship with a web interface, so some semblance of stability is a major plus.
As we speak it is used in production by many companies. Click this link to see them all:
https://github.com/emberjs/ember.js/wiki/Production-Deployme...
Shopitome is a very fresh deployment using emberjs based on this tweet sent today:
http://twitter.com/inkredabull/status/268017623428657153
http://www.shopittome.com/threads/signup
A few non trivial companies using emberjs in production are:
www.zendesk.com
http://www.squareup.com/
http://livingsocial.com/
http://www.groupon.com
http://www.desk.com/
http://basho.com/
http://travis-ci.org/
http://www.gooddata.com/
Web production != shipping on devices production. You can very easily ship updates to the former whereas the latter is tricky. It means we need to be careful with everything we choose.