[hliyan]

Having worked on a fairly large SPA using Ember.js 1.*, I can tell you that React.js (with Webpack, React Router and something like Redux) would probably be better than Ember (perhaps even Ember 2.0, which is still not fully mature).

But if you need something even more stable than React, I'm not sure there is a good option out there. I dislike Angular.js for a number of reasons (which I won't go into here). I've heard good things about Mithril, but it's MVC so as the app grows larger, you're likely to end up with the same problems you have with your current implementation.

Ironically, I'm currently considering a move to the exact stack you're considering (React, Babel JSX/ES6, Webpack...) and I find it better than everything else I've evaluated over the past year.

Thoughts?

[CircleJerk]

I liked React ideas it's just that it feels incomplete not to use the entire stack you mentioned. And it's too much for my taste. I'm sure webpack works fine for most people it's just that the possible edge cases with the black box that is the compiled modules files and lack of good documentation makes me lose my sleep. Combined with the alpha state of the rest of the ecosystem is not really an easy choice for a paranoid developer like me. I also faced a lot of small inconveniences because I'm using Vagrant. IIRC there were options like watch-polling that was available as a cli arg but not on the config file. And the usual CORS problems that I had to solve.