No mention of my other criteria I see. Money is an important part of a career. Weddings, houses and children cost money.
So the idea is that Ember may serve to fix one particular problem in my company... I don't see how it's any better than anything else. Just because I can knock out a basic web app in less time doesn't mean it's worth learning, especially when you add learning time into the development time and compare it to the Java equivalent.
Seems to me the use case (and job market) is small.
I wish I was still 22 years old and didn't need to care about earning decent money...
So the idea is that Ember may serve to fix one particular problem in my company... I don't see how it's any better than anything else. Just because I can knock out a basic web app in less time doesn't mean it's worth learning, especially when you add learning time into the development time and compare it to the Java equivalent.
Seems to me the use case (and job market) is small.
I wish I was still 22 years old and didn't need to care about earning decent money...