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Vue reminded me so much of Ember that I could not understand how people could think of fresh air...


Embed is more complicated than vue to use. Vue has components. Updating the dom is mostly mutating your component attributes. That's it. Nothing else.

With ember you got controllers, models, inheritances, many special methods...

The VueJS documentation also makes it easier to get in. The Ember beginer tutorial starts with a full fledge app with a cli to install and use and features routing and addons O_o


> Vue has components. Updating the dom is mostly mutating your component attributes. That's it. Nothing else.

How long have it been since you at least looked at Ember?

> With ember you got controllers, models, inheritances ...

You use those now only when you choose to or not at all.

> ... many special methods

= adding features Vue does not have.

> The Ember beginer tutorial starts with a full fledge app with a cli to install ...

Ember-cli is something everyone is desperately trying to copy. Even Vue!

Sorry, but this sounds like generic anti-JS-hate: tons of misinformation to bash something you have no clue about.


The Vue components remind me very much of Ember components, that's what I wanted to say.

All that templating and two-way-binding stuff.

Sure, Vue goes a bit more in a lean direction, because it doesn't offer as much out of the box as Ember, but the idea behind the components seem to be similar.

React or Angular (>2) have entirely different approaches, from one another and from Ember/Vue.

They felt fresh to me.




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