Well, the fact that you have to come on HN to refute these points means there's a problem. People aren't getting it. This could be a documentation issue, a comp

Well, the fact that you have to come on HN to refute these points means there's a problem. People aren't getting it. This could be a documentation issue, a complexity issue, or a marketing issue. But it's clear there's an issue. Just calling it FUD is disingenuous. It didn't sound like the OP was trying to smear ember.js at all, but instead give some reasons why they moved to angular. The OP doesn't write frameworks and doesn't know the intricacies of every framework that's out there. They presumably know as much as they need to to get shit done and for them angular.js was the more efficient path.