This happened with most frameworks throughout the years. We're still trying to figure out what we need from a JS framework, and we haven't figured out the balan

This happened with most frameworks throughout the years. We're still trying to figure out what we need from a JS framework, and we haven't figured out the balance to be good enough for everyone. Backbone is minimalist, ember is opinionated, knockout and angular have solutions that look really good for the enterprise and a particular subset of apps, and a few others trying out interesting new ideas. This is really the second generation of JS frameworks, and there's likely a third one coming up that will consolidate the best ideas we've found so far with more batteries included. (I've been tempted to pull together a metaframework over backbone with a few essential plugins and great documentation, but my startup comes first.) (Note: Take my idea! I don't mind! :)