
Ember.js is a framework that optimizes the productivity of small teams and highly skilled individual developers. The focus on conventions over configuration provides an excellent starting point for new developers and organizations that maintain large projects over a long time. Commitment to “Stability without Stagnation” has proven to be an effective way to maintain large applications without requiring a rewrite when best practices change. Stability, maturity, and dedication to the creation of shared primitives produced an ecosystem where most development is surprisingly easy. If you’re looking for a reliable framework for a long-term project, Ember is an excellent choice.
Angular is a platform that’s very well suited to enterprise developers who are coming from Java or C# background. TypeScript and Intellisense support will make these developers feel right at home. Even though Angular is new, it already has many 3rd party component libraries that companies can purchase and start using right away. The Angular team promised to quickly iterate on the framework to make it better without again breaking backward compatibility. Angular can be used to build performant native applications using NativeScript.
React is a library that’s designed to be one piece of the puzzle. React provides a thin view layer and leaves it to the developer to choose the remaining pieces of the architecture. Nothing comes in the box, so your team has full control over everything that you use. Choose-your-adventure works well if you have a team of experienced JavaScript developers who are comfortable with functional programming and immutable data structures. The React community is on the cutting edge of innovation in the use of web technologies. If your organization needs to target many platforms with the same codebase, knowing React will allow you to write for the web, for native with React Native, and for VR devices with ReactVR.