Most of the issues cited with Angular and React aren't really issues in EmberJS right now. I always find it interesting that so many people jump right into frameworks that have design philosophies against maintainability.
The problem with Ember is that finding developers is a lot harder so nobody will use it. I'm not saying it's bad, but if I would start a company now and had to do a SPA (hopefully not) it would definitely be either React or Angular just because finding developers would be easier.
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Most of the issues cited with Angular and React aren't really issues in EmberJS right now. I always find it interesting that so many people jump right into frameworks that have design philosophies against maintainability.
The problem with Ember is that finding developers is a lot harder so nobody will use it. I'm not saying it's bad, but if I would start a company now and had to do a SPA (hopefully not) it would definitely be either React or Angular just because finding developers would be easier.
Could you elaborate in more detail?
(I work with Ember.js daily and am happy with it, just curious to see your thoughts)