[seilund]

Ember.js is as close to being finished as it can. We have a really large app under development, using Ember.js. It works so well. Better than anything I've ever used (and I've made single page Javascript apps since way before it was cool). Development is fast and fun. Often I sit back with a feeling like "Was that all that I had to do to make this work??". The performance is good, if not great. Ember cleans up everything it creates itself, which makes it very simple to make advanced apps that are easy on browser memory consumption.

It seems like Ember Data (and documentation, which is an easy problem to solve) is currently the only achilles heel of the whole Ember. But PLEASE don't judge Ember.js based on a pre-alpha version of an add-on library. There is no sense in that. Ember Data will receive its glory once it's done. Anybody who's every implemented a data persistence layer can tell you that it's not a trivial problem to solve.

Conclusion: Ember.js IS awesome. I love it. A lot of people love it. If you don't like it, then fine. Don't hate on it for no reason. I don't like cauliflower (I hate it), but I don't hate on people who eat it. I admire that they want to be healthy.