I haven't used a ton of javascript frameworks, but here are noteable things from my point of view (my own tl;dr): * Doesn't support IE8 and below because it pr

I haven't used a ton of javascript frameworks, but here are noteable things from my point of view (my own tl;dr): * Doesn't support IE8 and below because it probably uses ES5.1 getters and setters - no more manually watching an object * Supports component based programming - css/js/html in one file. But it supports any preprocessor, so it could be sass, coffeescript and jade * The components are easily composable * Excellent module support / support for browserify or webpack * Clean upgrade path: adds new features without breaking the api, but does through deprecation warnings to guide the upgrading user * 100% code test coverage * Has a nice, simple built in router * Has a very nice release page / layout I haven't been this excited about a framework in a long time. I'll probably use this in my own personal project. Edit: Wow, the docs look great. For being 99% a one man job this is incredible. I'm very impressed. If I was a employer I'd hire you. Second Edit: Here's a comparison page for Angular, React, Ember, Polymer and Riot. http://vuejs.org/guide/comparison.html http://vuejs.org/guide/comparison.html . Of course it's in support of Vue, but it was an interesting read.