There was a time when I’d write React, Angular, and Ember as a kind of generic grouping of three major JavaScript frameworks. And maybe just because three is a nice number, that became React, Vue, and Angular over time, thanks to Vue having shot up in popularity over the years. Ember, in my view, has always been a bit of an underdog, but not because it isn’t actively developed, doesn’t offer a great modern web development story, or doesn’t have a strong community of super fans.
Melanie Sumner put together this splash page as a reminder to folks out there that Ember is still a compelling choice:
Ember is a JavaScript framework that provides everything you need to build a modern web application. While there are lots of reasons to use Ember, the number one reason is this: you’ll gain developer productivity by escaping the churn of the hype cycle.
I guess just because it was originally named Amber doesn’t mean it’s trapped in amber.
Still happy, productive, and shipping production quality code using EmberJS. It’s been 10-years and this framework still has a special place in my heart.
Decided to build the entire front-end of my company on EmberJS 6 years ago. Today the original repository is still up, running the latest LTS release. Even though if you’d compare the original code to this one, you wouldn’t recognize it in a million years, we never had to do a big bang rewrite.
Ember has been absolutely amazing, and would choose it again for any new project every day of the week without as much as a little doubt.
Ember + Typescript = The best
EmberJS is an amazing framework. Who use it they love it.