Aurelia Review

I love how it handles routing, state management - its easy to get started with! It's still early but there are some issues (like in any major new project), we're working out of them right now though.. We've been using Ember for more than 7 years so this was an 'out-of box' experience as far I'm concerned :) Routing/state handling works well too if you need that kind fo thing;) Have also used AngularJs before which gives us similar benefits here ;) Theres nothing i dislike about AuraLia yet at…

I really like that it's open source! It makes me feel good about using technology in our industry, which has been so proprietary for such long time now (even though we're not). The documentation can be difficult at times if you don't know what to do next or how something should work sometimes - but this could also just come from my own lack of experience with AngularJS as well haha :) Having an easy way out when your project starts getting too big will make sure things are organized easily…

It's built in javascript for building single page applications, I liked that it used angularjs since we were already using Angular to build our mobile apps which are also SPAs so this made switching over even easier! Very little coding of my end was needed when converting an existing web app from non-SPA model into one by adding SPA components (ie pages/views) with all their logic behind them; no need or room left at least where there should have been if not much code had changed previously…

I like how it handles routing, state management as well as dependency injection (DI). The documentation could be better in terms of examples for complex use cases that are not straight forward to understand from reading docs alone. If you need reusable components/frameworks with good support then look no further than this one! It's perfect fit when building enterprise applications where we often have many different pages or views which require similar functionality but each has its own unique…