[paulddraper]

Svelte is very new (a year and half of meaningful adoption).

React, Angular, Vue.js are the most popular, in that order.

I hate to say might=right, but for a project like Wikimedia, choosing a mature, popular framework is important.

[avaldes]

What happened to emberjs? It was poised to become the next big thing after react and angular and suddenly nobody talks about it anymore.

[paulddraper]

It was the 3rd most popular in 2016, and 4th most popular in 2017-2018.

It didn't go anywhere. Vue.js just became more popular for whatever reason.

[hotz]

It could be the push it got from the PHP/Laravel world. Built-in support and popular devs in the community were advocating hard for it.

[finiteseries]

It’s still around a bit.

It was a hulking, omakase, MVC? based framework at a time when the oppo was Angular 2.0 & Backbone.js and people still used Bower, then React threw everything on its head in favor of component libraries while NPM came into the mix.

They eventually refactored in components and I think repackaged everything for the new js fe ecosystem, but the battle was already lost.

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