I guess people are scared of it or something. It's so easy to work with ember.

Yep, I don't really understand why people suffer with other less matured and not really convenient solutions, when you get everything out of the box, a modern, super fast, easy to use solution, with awesome community with Ember.js. And you can learn it for free, and not just with a pointless todo list tutorial. You can build huge applications without any problem, what you can learn here quickly for example: http://www.yoember.com And you knowledge is valuable, because big companies, serious startups using it heavily, so jobs are there a lot.

I loved Meteor but now I love ember and Meteor is winning. Only moved away because of the lack of jobs available for it.

I agree about the lack of jobs, thats what gives me pause when continuing to learn/use the platform. Have you seen https://www.weworkmeteor.com ?

@jwburkhard wow thats a pretty amazing site, thank you. Meteor is so easy to master I wonder how many years you need to be considered a mid level developer.

New Scores: @kirbyfan64sos @ivanyv @miphe Angular: 23.7%, Ember: 4%, React: 46.7%, Meteor: 7.37%, Aurelia 1.9%, Vue: 14.14%, Backbone: 0.9%, (Rails+Vanilla JS): 0.48%, Polymer: 0.48%

I count upvotes on new frameworks added as votes towards that framework. for Vue vote up on Ivan Berna, for Aurelia vote up on Ajay, for (Rails+Vanilla js): Ivan Vega, Polymer, Ryan Gonza,Backbone: Andre

I guess I should of said library but that is what I was going for. As a framework I love emberjs and as a Library but I wanted to know what other libraries seem to be heading the market.

My goodness. This has a lot of votes compared to what I thought. I only heard of vue yesterday. I still havent seen a comment on any drawbacks.

@mjwrazor Some possible drawbacks:

• Vue.js is fairly new. A fairly new community. Fewer resources.
• There aren't as many Vue.js flavoured plugins.
• Apart from the project I'm working on at the moment. I don't know of anyone else using Vue.js, and I haven't spoken to any recruiters yet that have asked for Vue.js experience. It's mostly been Angular or React experience that they're looking for.

Saying all that. If you haven't checked out Vue.js. Spend a little time and have a go. It's easy to get up and running, and it's fun to play with.

@marcin I am very intrigued to see so many people voicing positive opinions about a framework with drawbacks that are only time based. I will definitely have to make a mini project with it. Any suggestions for back end framework or languages to go with it? I mainly work with Mongodb, Express, and Nodejs.