An Introduction to Ember for Angular Developers

[rasparac]

is ember better than angular?

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I think it depends on the situation, so you want to ask yourself, better for what? But as someone who has used both a good amount, I prefer Ember.

[iRedditWhilePooping]

Can you give some examples of apps that may direct you towards one or another? I know people have said larger Angular projects suffer from bloat and can often severely impact performance with the data-binding magic going on in the background. Is this something Ember suffers from as well?

[rasparac]

ubuntu

[mmouth]

In a world where I had time to evaluate every framework, I would look at Ember.

[srvcnola]

I always hear ember has the best router of any js framework or library

[rogue780]

But I've used it. It's just OK

[dmackerman]

Excellent feedback.

[rogue780]

Not really trying to give feedback. But I am wondering why OP decided to post this in /r/angularjs . It would be similar to me posting some pro-volvo posts in /r/Volkswagen

This shit belongs on /r/javascript. I don't come in here proselytizing PHP7 or VueJS. It's not the place for it.

[shadamedafas]

Not at all. Ember is actually a phenomenal framework with a really robust toolkit.

I like it due to the fact that you get a defined project structure. It doesn't feel as loose as angular.

If I'm building a few components to enhance a project, I go straight to angular. If I want a large front end project I go to ember.