And, I've officially been called out in a blog post. When I was considering SproutCore/Ember, I was the most senior person on a severely understaffed team at a

And, I've officially been called out in a blog post. When I was considering SproutCore/Ember, I was the most senior person on a severely understaffed team at an ad company where turnaround time was measured in days, not months. A couple of days of research was definitely considered expensive, time-wise, in that environment. I like the idea of continuously striving to better yourself, and I'll probably try Ember on a personal project to that end. However, adopting a new technology comes at a cost, and my team couldn't afford to spend what could easily have amounted to man-months of time relearning how to do things on the promise that we might be more productive in the future.