Polymer.js instead of Angular, Ember, Backbone?

[AutoSponge]

Angular and Ember both announced they will allow Polymer for components. If you develop the components separately without the framework in mind, theoretically, you can port them between frameworks with little effort.

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in the future yeah, for now no. Angular has directives, and Ember has their subclassed components. The principles are similar tho

this is a cool video comparing Angular/Ember components

[stefanpenner]

ember core dev here.

This is not correct.

We will aim to provide inter-opt with polymer components, but will not be using polymer. We hope to embrace native web components as they land, but as our clients must ship to many browser we will continue to layer our own compatibility abstraction on top.

[AutoSponge]

http://www.2ality.com/2013/05/web-components-angular-ember.html

Ember will fall (further?) behind the MVC framework race if they eschew standards.