[seivan]

It's not the first time. I've been in their IRC. They are friendly and helpful. Especially Yehuda, but there seems to be this idea that if you "don't" get it, you might just be stupid...

http://twitter.com/trek/status/302811479135092736

I got this tweet and I constantly look at it before deciding against giving Ember another try.

So far I'v done Backbone, Angular and Batman and I've had no problems with either of them!

I decided to go with Batman.js unless I need extreme performance, then I'd go with Angular.

Embers concept of iOS seems broken. I'm an iOS developer. They don't follow the same pattern. The best they could have done would be to use the same API structure. But no...

"@Seivanheidari @ahazem we'd love to know the root cause of your difficulty. Most people seem to be successful with guides + api docs now."

[rachelbythebay]

I came to a conclusion some years ago: if too many users are wrong, it's probably your fault. There's not some conspiracy by a bunch of unrelated users to all trip over the same things. It probably represents an actual problem. I learned this myself with a dumb little proxy instruction web page. http://rachelbythebay.com/w/2011/07/15/ui/