#Javascript-Frameworks
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Let’s learn how modern JavaScript frameworks work by building one
The post explains how post-React frameworks converge on reactivity, cloned templates, and newer web APIs, then builds a small framework step by step to show how those pieces fit together.
Web Components Are Not the Future
The text argues that Web Components offer some ergonomics, but they impose a broad cost in abstractions, compatibility, and evolution, which can block better choices for the future of the web.
Why I recommend EmberJS over AngularJS
The author recommends Ember over Angular because Ember’s conventions, core team, versioning, and CLI make projects easier to understand and maintain, especially compared with Angular 2.0’s rewrite path.
Mistakes I Made in My First Ember Project
The author reflects on an early Ember project and says the main problems came from starting before understanding Ember conventions, Ember Data, and the framework’s way of handling state.
Choosing a JavaScript Framework
The post says framework choice should start with what you need, then look at backing and support, and finally consider how well the framework fits your team’s background and learning curve.