C Daniel ErunamoJAZZ

Things I think will accelerate Ember again

I am writing this little post because the "A Call for Blog Posts" in Ember's blog. I must say that english is not my native language, but I am doing my best to express clearly my ideas here.

Why I like Ember

Now, I knew about Ember in late 2013 when everyone was hyped about "the best framework for web apps". We were working in something ambitious, so starting with Ember 1.7, we were building things.

I am not a web developer, my main skills are in backend but I have been using Ember for many versions and many years, however my experience with other Ember competitors was zero before this year. We decided to use react for a new project, and it was interesting how at the start everything went fine, but when it was growing there were some issues that implied the change some architectural designs we chose at start.

	# resumed is a package that replace the resume-cli
	npm install -g resumed

	# Top best themes install (yeah, they are ranked, imho)
	npm install -g jsonresume-theme-latte
	npm install -g jsonresume-theme-direct
	npm install -g jsonresume-theme-rickosborne
	npm install -g jsonresume-theme-eloquent
	npm install -g jsonresume-theme-kendall
	npm install -g jsonresume-theme-papirus

	import org.apache.kafka.common.serialization.Deserializer
	import play.api.libs.json.Json

	class JsValueDeserializer extends Deserializer[JsValue] {
	private val encoding = "UTF8"

	override def configure(configs: util.Map[String, _], isKey: Boolean): Unit = {
	// nothing to do
	}

	Información sobre el procesador:
	Fabricante: AuthenticAMD
	Velocidad: 2712 Mhz
	Procesador lógico 1
	Procesador físico 1
	HyperThreading: No compatible
	FCMOV: Compatible
	SSE2: Compatible
	SSE3: Compatible
	SSSE3: No compatible