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Ember Data without Ember?

I've been using Ember for 1.5 years now, and I have to admit: from Rails, this completely changed what I’m thinking about web applications right now. I have shaped my mind so much that I can’t even encode interface elements in Rails.

But I would like to check out other frameworks like React or even write my own mini-framework. The thing is, I feel ember data like Rails ActiveRecord, and it is super good and vital for any js application. No need to reinvent the wheel. So, like AR, is there a way to create a js application and use Ember-Data to deploy all the functions that Ember-Data provides (e.g. models, search queries, queries, adapters / serializers, etc.)?

Has anyone done this ?: D

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There are libraries like Ember Data for other frameworks, but none of them are so good from my experience. To name a few, there are JS Data (the successor to Angular Data), Breeze, and dstore.

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Reflux ( https://github.com/reflux/refluxjs ) is the primary data warehouse choice for React. I am not sure about the other framework. I did not use it, but it is built on a structure called flux, which is very well thought out and seems to be becoming very traction now. It is also built around a one-way data flow model that React loves tote (as it should). I don't know if this is right for you, but it is definitely worth checking out.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1234414/

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