| Yeah, Ember maybe shouldn't be recommended to beginners... I think it has some of the best documentation however (especially true in recent versions, if your codebase is pre-1.10, you're donezo though). Also react's documentation is terribad. I'm in the middle of teaching someone who is completely new to JS how to use React, and the documentation has been horrendous (for newbies), reasons: - JSX is super hard to properly understand if you only know HTML and JS and don't know they normally don't mix, and aren't actually mixing - Requiring precompilation (no more JSXTransformer, no more babel-browser) - The entire concept of components-all-the-way-down - Documentation (Reference) section that does not differentiate between code blocks you can use and function signatures - Hints on how to deal with routing - No explanation of where to store data/state I, as an experienced developer, can very easily understand React (I've used it on 2 projects now I think, and I like it), but there is so much for beginners to stumble on. |