We're currently undergoing a complete frontend re-write (after we have proved with prototype we can make money) using Angular and I must say it's been an emotional rollercoaster with plenty of love and hate, but at the end of the day, love wins hands down. I haven't used much Backbone, so you could say I'm biased, but the truth is that Angular really teaches HTML new tricks (directives) which can save you days (or weeks) of development.
We're pairing it with Breeze (http://www.breezejs.com/) in order to preload all the entities when user logs in - hopefully achieving 0 waiting time when user clicks around. This part hasn't started yet, but I'm planning a series of blog posts once done.
This library looks awesome. I made an angular service that does the same thing but it took a lot of effort. What's your blog url? I'll add it to my rss and keep a look out for when you add this in.
You caught me off guard :) Our blog is currently being moved to another URL and redesigned to match our new brand, feel free to send me an email tomaz [at] codeable [dot] io - and I'll reply once it's back up.
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We're currently undergoing a complete frontend re-write (after we have proved with prototype we can make money) using Angular and I must say it's been an emotional rollercoaster with plenty of love and hate, but at the end of the day, love wins hands down. I haven't used much Backbone, so you could say I'm biased, but the truth is that Angular really teaches HTML new tricks (directives) which can save you days (or weeks) of development.
We're pairing it with Breeze (http://www.breezejs.com/) in order to preload all the entities when user logs in - hopefully achieving 0 waiting time when user clicks around. This part hasn't started yet, but I'm planning a series of blog posts once done.
This library looks awesome. I made an angular service that does the same thing but it took a lot of effort. What's your blog url? I'll add it to my rss and keep a look out for when you add this in.
You caught me off guard :) Our blog is currently being moved to another URL and redesigned to match our new brand, feel free to send me an email tomaz [at] codeable [dot] io - and I'll reply once it's back up.
I would be interested in reading a blog post about your experience with Breeze. How are you going to handle pagination as the database becomes larger?