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I don't do that. It's the second comment that I posted, and I criticize many open source projects. Not only yours. This is what people do in open source world.

No need to take this personal and try to reach me because of a comment that I made on HN.

HN is the comfort area of my opinions. I can call any project as north korea or england or norway.

Comment · 13 years ago

  - How fast is your app?
  - How productive is your team?
  - How productive is Ember community?
  - How many Ember libraries do exist in Github?
  - How many JavaScript libraries exist in NPM?
  - How many of the NPM libraries can be used in client-side?
  - How robust is to manage Ember dependencies?
  - How simple is to manage Ember dependencies?
  - How easy is to debug an Ember app?
  - Do you set break points ?
  - How easy is to hunt memory leaks in an Ember app?
  - What package manager do you use?
  - What else libraries do you use?
  - Does your code integrate with other code written using Streams, EventEmitters etc?
  - How would you reuse Ember in your backend code?
  - How replaceable is your code?
  - How large is your code?
  - Is using large frameworks a best practice in JS community?
  - Have you seen alternatives like components http://github.com/component ?

Comment · 13 years ago

Yeah that's me and https://twitter.com/4zjs/status/319970549910614016 :)

Comment · 13 years ago

I believe that using basic functional programming tools is a much more powerful way than using promises. The main issue with promises is that the code you write will be less replaceable, and less compatible with other code.

Comment · 13 years ago