This document provides an overview and comparison of popular JavaScript frameworks Angular, React, and Ember. It describes each framework's founding date, creator, license, popular websites that use the technology, ideal use cases, features like data binding, reusable components, and level of opinionation. Angular was founded in 2009, created by Two-way data binding and reusable components via Angular Components. React was created in 2013 and is less opinionated with one-way data binding. Ember was founded in 2007 and offers two-way data binding with a widget-based component approach.

1. What is it?
Superheroic JavaScript
MVW Framework
A JavaScript library forbuilding
user interfaces and not only
A framework for creating
ambitious web applications
AngularVS.ReactVS.Ember:DeepDive
Founded in 2009
by Miško Hevery
Created by Jordan Walke,
open sourced in 2013
Initially created as SproutCore
in 2007 by Yehuda Katz,
acquired by Facebook and
renamed to EmberJS in 2011
Founded
BSD-3-ClauseMITMITLicense
Popular
websites
that use
technology
Facebook, Instagram,
Khan Academy,
New York Times, Airbnb,
Flipkart, Sony Lifelog
Apple Music, Yahoo!,
LinkedIn, TinderBox,
Netflix, Groupon
Youtube, Vevo,
Freelancer, Weather,
Istockphoto, Sky Store
Ideal for
Building highly active and
interactive web applications.
Large web applications whose
data is set to change frequently Dynamic SPAs
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Dynamic
UI Binding
Allows using UI binding at
plain object or even property level.
Straightforward linking
of states directly to the UI.
Uses Handlebars default
template engine.
Reusable
Components
Angualar Components enable
to create your own semantic and
reusable HTML syntax.
Uses mixins at view and
controller level, so that
components don’t have to
be UI-related and may
contain just some utilities or
even complex program
logic.
Widget-based approach
called Ember compo-
nents.
Opinionation Flexible opinionation. Considerably less
opinionated.
High degree of
opinionation.
Data binding Two-way One-way Two-way