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Is there a definitive angular versus react versus ember (or others) pros/cons/community status page out there somewhere?

• dfsegoat 10y ago
  Remember though, Angular is an (opinionated) framework, react is a lightweight library.
  • Nemcue 10y ago
    I wish people would just stop pointing this out. While technically true when people refer to React they're referring to the canonical stack that people use (i.e. + Redux).
    • ng12 10y ago
      I don't think that makes a difference. I can take a scalpel to my Redux code without really worrying about how it affects my React code. This is why I use React + Redux with some Webpack magic -- everything is encapsulated and composable from the ground up.
• Grangar 10y ago
  Not definitive, but there are a lot of good comparisons: http://smashingboxes.com/blog/choosing-a-front-end-framework-angular-ember-react http://smashingboxes.com/blog/choosing-a-front-end-framework... https://www.developereconomics.com/feature-comparison-of-4-popular-js-mv-frameworks https://www.developereconomics.com/feature-comparison-of-4-p... https://www.developereconomics.com/comparison-4-popular-javascript-mv-frameworks-part-2 https://www.developereconomics.com/comparison-4-popular-java...
• swalsh 10y ago
  You know what, these religious debates need a war to settle the question. Let's get 3 of the best teams for each stack, have them build the same 4 apps that cover a few of the most common scenarios... and let's see who's solution is done the fastest, is most maintainable, and has the best performance.
  • davidw 10y ago
    Emacs, of course.
• ufmace 10y ago
  I get the idea that it isn't really possible for a definitive one to exist, because all of the frameworks and their recommended accessories are changing so quickly.