Wonderful post! This is definitely something every mobile app developer should be aware of.

Nice, I was looking for something like that!

Btw. Just tried LESS, and seems like there is some problem. Here's my simple LESS code test: @color : "green";

div { border: 1px solid @{color}; }

i'm not familiar with the syntax you have here. i tried it without the quotes on green and without the curly brackets on the color and it worked for me

http://jsfpp.tomodo.me/4xaMK/

I'll look into that, thanks for the feedback

Thanks! We also have a WP, Blogger & WiX plugins/apps, and plan to go for Magento soon.

I'm usually waiting till the phone recognize the caller :)

So cool!

Looks cool!

After comparing the frameworks and talking with client-side expert, my company decided to go for Ember. Please share what you think about our decision before it's too late.

I'm making the same decision now. I've used Ember before and it has been a little painful. I'm going to give Angular a try now. It seems most people on Hacker News prefer Angular to Ember.

Angular is "hot", but it's not without it's drawbacks. For example: https://koglerjs.com/verbiage/angular

The author's point is that there's a fine line between "writing an MVC framework" and "writing a compiler", and the AngularJS authors blew past it without even noticing. And as a result, they now have a pretty crappy compiler. :)

In overall I think that there should be major changes in the education processes, specifically highly involving computers & internet as part of the program. E.g. memorizing historical events' dates is irrelevant anymore when Wiki is accessible to every kid with a mobile.