I tried Ember a few years ago, 2 things, I didn't like: - the api was changing all the time, so Ember would break often - Ember wasn't "opt-in", like React or

I tried Ember a few years ago, 2 things, I didn't like: - the api was changing all the time, so Ember would break often - Ember wasn't "opt-in", like React or AngularJS. You don't need to write SPAs with either Angular or React, in fact Angular doesn't even ship with a router by default anymore. Which is good. I just thought that, at the time, while Angular knew where it was heading, Ember just didn't. Finally Angular seemed more pragmatic to me in term of integration with legacy jQuery widgets and stuff like that.