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Here [@Wisembly](http://wisembly.com) we strive to change the way people meet, work and collaborate during meetings. We come from a Symfony2 / Backbone.js / socket.io world with our event / training / conf call products, and when it came to thinking about our next product, [Solid (request beta access here!)](http://getsolid.io), we slowed down things a bit and looked for a different and a better way to manage our frontend application.
Here [@Wisembly](http://wisembly.com/?utm_source=dev.blog) we strive to change the way people meet, work and collaborate during meetings. We come from a Symfony2 / Backbone.js / socket.io world with our event / training / conf call products, and when it came to thinking about our next product, [Solid (request beta access here!)](http://getsolid.io/?utm_source=dev.blog), we slowed down things a bit and looked for a different and a better way to manage our frontend application.

We looked at [Angular.js](https://angularjs.org/) and [Ember.js](http://emberjs.com/) that were trending among cool kids out there and that looked both promizing for us to manage an ambitious javascript application with our growing developpers team (by the way, [we are hiring!](http://wisembly.com/jobs)).
We looked at [Angular.js](https://angularjs.org/) and [Ember.js](http://emberjs.com/) that were trending among cool kids out there and that looked both promizing for us to manage an ambitious javascript application with our growing developpers team (by the way, [we are hiring!](http://wisembly.com/jobs?utm_source=dev.blog)).

After doing the famous [Todo MVC example](http://todomvc.com/) and some other POCs, we decided to go for Ember with [Ember-cli](http://www.ember-cli.com/).

Here is our humble 3 months real life Ember.js feedback for [Solid](http://getsolid.io), what we have learnt, what we think is cool, what is really uncool and what could be improved.
Here is our humble 3 months real life Ember.js feedback for [Solid](http://getsolid.io/?utm_source=dev.blog), what we have learnt, what we think is cool, what is really uncool and what could be improved.


## Ember.js
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Ember.js really feels like something strong, complete and SOLID, which happens to be a perfect match for the apps we want to build now and in the near future.


If you liked this blog post, please register to our [solid beta and next week challenge us on our application](http://getsolid.io). And maybe during this process, our product will help you organize even better scrum meetings!
If you liked this blog post, please register to our [solid beta and next week challenge us on our application](http://getsolid.io/?utm_source=dev.blog). And maybe during this process, our product will help you organize even better scrum meetings!

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