[furqanrydhan]

Your answer can always be: Do what you can to keep me around..:)

On a more serious note, working with newer JS frameworks you'll always run into the issue of long term maintenance. Why do I pick jQuery (most of the time) for projects that I won't solely maintain? It's easy to hire for, it has a big enough community to support and there are a decent number of developers that know jquery (and/or can easily go from JS->jquery). I would try to move some items to jquery-like functionality as you go from prototype to production.