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While Ember.js helps you a lot when it comes to building robust web applications it's not an out of the box solution for building mobile apps. Building a snappy app for already underpowered mobile devices requires work and deliberate thinking about performance. 
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Using Ember.js for creating native-like mobile apps VIEW LAYER PERFORMANCE
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Performance testing is really a tough task. If the matter was to compare ember and angular, with their given features, simplicity or number of lines in the code, it really become simple as it atleast has a platform. But measuring performance depends on browser, number of environmental factors, data transfer, type of your app, code quality, logic and much more. And the judgement factors are simply the speed and accuracy. But it’s really a variable thing to judge, as the test cases play their roles. Today with few chosen test cases I would like to show you the visible difference between ember and angular. How according to implementation cases their behavior changes, how they exactly works and these things will help you to choose the right one between ember and angular for your application.
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I've been working on performance tuning an Ember.js app recently and one of the tricks I learned while hunting through ember.js - the go-to for Ember developers when they need to figure something out - is how to time the rendering of handlebars views. I am going to show a couple of code snippets, and then I am out - this post is going to be short and sweet.
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