I agree it helps -- but there is a hidden cost of people not understanding all the towers of abstraction that have been built up for them, despite sitting on top of it.
Ember CLI does file generation and a whole lot more. I'm not saying it shouldn't -- but that shouldn't be the easiest most approachable way to start with Ember.
Why should someone have to learn all the following things:
- transpiling
- nodejs
- npm & packaging
- bower
- broccoli/task runners
- livereload
... just to START with a web framework?
Maybe don't market Ember to beginners? Again, I like Ember, I think it's the most viable large framework out there right now -- but this is certainly an issue
Ember CLI does file generation and a whole lot more. I'm not saying it shouldn't -- but that shouldn't be the easiest most approachable way to start with Ember.
Why should someone have to learn all the following things:
- transpiling
- nodejs
- npm & packaging
- bower
- broccoli/task runners
- livereload
... just to START with a web framework?
Maybe don't market Ember to beginners? Again, I like Ember, I think it's the most viable large framework out there right now -- but this is certainly an issue