If Rails 4 is all about PJAX, my hope for Rails 5 is it's the one that embraces fat-client JS apps and exposes JSON services in a standard way, so they can easily be consumed by convention-based frameworks such as EmberJS.
If Rails 4 is all about PJAX, my hope for Rails 5 is it's the one that embraces fat-client JS apps and exposes JSON services in a standard way, so they can easily be consumed by convention-based frameworks such as EmberJS.
Pretty sure DHH would say not a chance.
But if you're going to use Rails for the view, the focus will remain on making Basecamp-style apps (turbolinks, russian caching dolls, etc).
I was asking him about http://joosy.ws. I was excited about their approach of tying the client side javascript UI into rails. Not just using another generic javascript UI framework and using REST models, but tying into the models of Rails and then making an intelligent linkup to the javascript front end. I think the approach could be the future.