[combataircraft]

Let me give you one reason to stop this bullshit: No Ember code is replaceable, can work together / integrate with any modern JavaScript code like over 30.000 NPM modules. It is the North Korea of the JavaScript world.

[tomdale]

Your comment history indicates that this is a troll account, but I'll reply in case a bystander takes your post seriously:

Ember is actually composed of many smaller, independent packages. For example, we built four microlibraries for use in Ember that you can use totally independently: router.js, route-recognizer.js, rsvp.js and metamorph.js.

Additionally, many people use other great projects from the JavaScript ecosystem to do Ember development, like D3, Crossfilter, mocha, Jasmine, etc. Your assertion that it does not work together or integrate with other tools is 100% false.

[combataircraft]

If my assertion is false,

- Where is one single Ember example re-using an NPM module by one of the brilliant & profilic authors producing high quality libraries, such as substack, visionmedia etc. ?

- Where is one single Ember example that can be required by a CommonJS project?

- Where is one single Ember module in NPM registry?

Sorry for trolling.

[ryanflorence]

I use several npm modules in my ember app.

[combataircraft]

I did use Ember with many NPM modules, and actually structured couple of Ember apps as CommonJS projects.

But I'm pretty dissatisfied. Which makes me a troll.