[boubiyeah]

Yes, forgive my tone. I should just have said that when it comes to picking a third party framework (I don't always do), I personally prefer the compromises made by Angular than the ones made by Ember. Of course, the biggest compromise of Angular (dirty checking all over the place just to be sure) also make it unsuitable in a number of situations :)

About future-proof, I mean the Angular programming model is closer to what we'll be doing in a few years (There won't be any get/set or computed properties anymore); I never implied the Ember team is not aware of what's coming.

To me none of the frameworks are ideal, although I find Ember or Angular well architectured, as far as implementing the vision of the authors go. With the current capacities of Js and no compilation steps, compromises can not be avoided :-(