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This article makes a pretty poor case. My company uses and loves Ember.js. We're not using it because classes or modules are hard without it. Ember offers great
by gorpomon 5y ago
This article makes a pretty poor case. My company uses and loves Ember.js. We're not using it because classes or modules are hard without it. Ember offers great built-in solutions for routing, writing componentized reusable code, and robust testing. It has its infamous "learning curve", but we've hired numerous developers with React and Angular experience who have been able to start instantly working with it while learning Ember specific features along the way.
Frameworks are quite sensible things to use in a large variety of situations. If you're building a large enterprise application, a framework can provide a lot of stability, a large ecosystem and resources that rolling your own can't provide.