a) Are you proposing that Ember should have stayed SproutCore? To date, Ember has been far more successful than SproutCore and the split has enabled us to make

a) Are you proposing that Ember should have stayed SproutCore? To date, Ember has been far more successful than SproutCore and the split has enabled us to make progress that could not have been made otherwise. b) The Ember developers also have influence over those who work with web standards too. Yehuda Katz, of the Ember Core Team, is a member of TC39 and also W3C TAG. We regularly meet and converse with developers both for Chrome and Firefox. Furthermore, Chrome is not going to implement features that are only useful for Angular. Anything they implement that benefits Angular is also provided to be useful to a broader audience. In many cases, those improvements are also useful to Ember. c) As announced at EmberCamp yesterday, there is also an Ember Chrome extension in development.