From React to Ember, A Modern Comparison
summary
Compares React and Ember by naming concrete trade-offs: Ember speeds development but has a larger API and steeper learning curve; React gives more incremental flexibility. Lists actual changes adopted lately: native ES6 classes with decorators, tracked properties replacing dots-and-set hacks, getters landing in Ember 3.1 (April 10), and a new file layout via module unification. Highlights rendering gains from Glimmer VM (partial evaluation, bytecode compilation) and upcoming template clarity with angle bracket syntax.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:11Personal background
- 3:02React vs Ember differences
- 6:13Community and ecosystem
- 9:01Ember momentum
- 10:03Module unification
- 12:28ES5 getters and JS
- 14:14Tracked properties update
- 16:46Angle bracket syntax
- 18:29Summary
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