It's a shame EmberJS fell by the wayside. The API has been pretty stable for a decade now. Ironically someone who wrote their EmberJS app last decade would have less trouble migrating than someone who did the same with React, Svelte, Vue, etc.
Sadly the Ember team made some strange decisions in the beginning and it wasn't easily grokable compared to regular JavaScript (most of that has been fixed now, though).
This is all to say that whether or not it's JavaScript doesn't really matter, compared to the stability of the API.
My personal problem with JavaScript is that things keep changing too much.
Sadly the Ember team made some strange decisions in the beginning and it wasn't easily grokable compared to regular JavaScript (most of that has been fixed now, though).
This is all to say that whether or not it's JavaScript doesn't really matter, compared to the stability of the API.
My personal problem with JavaScript is that things keep changing too much.