[visionscaper]

I'm currently contemplating if I should use AngularJS or Ember.js for my upcoming project. Although I have experience using Ember, I was kind of put off by it because of a) the fundamental changes they made to the routing system in a very late stadium of the platform’s development (AFAIK it was officially introduced in Ember 1.0 prerelease) and b) Ember can be a mind-bender sometimes when you’re working on a large application (having many views and sub-views).

So, I was looking at AngularJS as a potential alternative. At first glance it seems quite straightforward. Until I saw this:

Cage Match – Ember.js vs. AngularJS : http://vimeo.com/68215606

I know that Tome Dale (Ember.js) and Rob Conery (AngularJS) only demo the respective platforms superficially in this video, but it got me leaning towards Ember again.

To comment on your wish to have “a batteries included framework, which I can use in production”: Ember certainly has a lot of batteries included: it’s a framework that makes opinionated choices how you should build a web app.

[sahrizv]

-To comment on your wish to have “a batteries included framework, which I can use in production”: Ember certainly has a lot of batteries included Thanks for considering those factors. Your reply was very helpful.