After reading I think the author is probably tired of all articles with clickbait title about these two frontend frameworks where readers may find a lot of marketing gibberish.<p>Frankly, I must admit he is right. Since React is on the top of the &quot;requirements of the modern JS Developer&quot; [1] the popularity of such articles are really high and mostly there are the same repetitive informations. However I really miss a Ember.js as example of successful story. Is it a a badly designed framework? Or just there isn&#x27;t any huge company behind it? Personally, I would say it is powerful framework with modern features like server-side rendering (fastboot), ES6-compliant, scaffold-friendly where Flux architecture can be applied [2].<p>[1]: Based on StackOverflow Jobs (number of occurrences: react: 140, angular2: 1, angular: 220, ember: 38, elm: 3, jquery: 147), LinkedIn, RemoteOk  offers for frontend developers.<p>[2]: <a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;emberway.io&#x2F;ember-js-goodbye-mvc-part-1-21777ecfd708" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;emberway.io&#x2F;ember-js-goodbye-mvc-part-1-21777ecfd708</a>