I gave up using Backbone a year ago. Being a server side dev, the 'to much boilerplate' quickly killed the initial enthusiasm. But while waiting for Ember to m

I gave up using Backbone a year ago. Being a server side dev, the 'to much boilerplate' quickly killed the initial enthusiasm. But while waiting for Ember to mature, I stumbled on Angular and completely bought it's original & refreshing approach that is, being ahead of what the modern browser should be : embracing html components (aka directives), observables & the beauty of dependency injection. That for me was the initial 'wow factor' beyond the nice feeling you get when binding your first view/model. If I was to market angular I'd say it really caught the right angle of frontend webdev