Haven’t used it yet, but familiar w/ the concepts behind BreezeJS from their other offerings in .NET. Check it out http://www.breezejs.com/ and here’s Ward Bell presenting it to the Googlers http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2ErSQj3SN8&feature=player_profilepage
We actually designed Breeze to be independent of .NET, but none of our samples show this yet. In the next week or two we will show how to connect Breeze to a generic HTTP service that returns JSON. We’d love to have your feedback on this when it comes out, as we know it will … Read more
Try like followings query = query.ToList().Expand(val => val.Dealers);
Security is a vital concern. It is wise to think carefully about the data and logic exposed on the client. How can we refine these sentiments into a concrete question suitable for an SO answer? Nothing about Breeze should cause you to expose business logic to the JavaScript client. You can (and should) lock such … Read more
Both are based on the Promises/A standard and implement a then method (though only current jQuery, they once had a incompatible pipe instead of then). However, there are a few differences: Q has exception handling. All thrown errors in the async then callbacks will be caught and reject the promise (and will only get re-thrown … Read more