I am amazed at how a minor RC release of this framework gets voted to the front page every couple of weeks. Whoever is making it happen has some serious HN-foo, or knows how to avoid tripping the voting ring detector.
It certainly was the shizzle until AngularJS came out.
Now, these constant HN front pages for every RC that comes out every other week certainly look a lot more like astroturfing than genuine evidence of popularity.
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I am amazed at how a minor RC release of this framework gets voted to the front page every couple of weeks. Whoever is making it happen has some serious HN-foo, or knows how to avoid tripping the voting ring detector.
Imagine what will happen when it hits 1.0 final!
Its not a scam, Ember.js is the shizzle.
It certainly was the shizzle until AngularJS came out.
Now, these constant HN front pages for every RC that comes out every other week certainly look a lot more like astroturfing than genuine evidence of popularity.
Angular was released in 2009, Ember in 2011 (SproutCore in 2010)
First release was on Oct 20, 2010 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AngularJS#Releases
angularjs first public release on github was in October 2010.
or that people are engaged and want to help them have a great 1.0 by upgrading and finding bugs.
honestly, i can't think of a better use of something named HACKER NEWS, but maybe i'm new here.