JS frameworks are such a funny thing. I never knew that Ext was as popular as the trend graphs suggest. Then reading through the comments there seem to be a nu

JS frameworks are such a funny thing. I never knew that Ext was as popular as the trend graphs suggest. Then reading through the comments there seem to be a number of people using them and enjoy using them (of course there are people on the other side, commenting against it). Posts about JS frameworks on HB appear quite frequent and each time there is a healthy does of people saying that they LOVE it and then another group saying they don't like it. Though some tools receives lots of hype, it just goes to show that there is no one solution here. At the very high level, all the frameworks are trying to achieve the same thing. Ask the end-user if they are what frameworks are used - of course they don't! There's definitely more than one way to skin the cat. I've tried a number of frameworks purely out of the hype and though learning them is useful, I think it makes sense to pick the right tool for you and not worry too much about what other people are doing.