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Revise Ember component maintenance notice #52
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Update the "Please be aware" message to be the same as Vue, Svelte, etc. Ember is under active development. and is still a good choice for new projects.
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Removed outdated Ember framework reference from documentation.
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It is not. Just did a basic install of It is a mess that nobody should use in modern development. |
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bruh, the default app experience is using vite -- what are you doing with ember-cli? Some examples for you: |
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Ember website -> Get started. It is literally the first instruction on official website. First instruction on Ember website tells users to install ancient cli tool. So I've installed it to see if anything has changed: First warning is from a 12 years old dependency, which was deprecated 4 years ago. Other dependencies are also 3+ years out of date. You call that modern? Even if it can be used with Vite without ember-cli, that's not a beginner user experience and if beginner user experience asks to install old garbage, that framework should not be used. |
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ok, I guess this can be reopened once the beginner examples that point to ember-cli has been improved. |
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Sure, if either |
Update the "Please be aware" message to be the same as Vue, Svelte, etc.
Ember is under active development. and is still a good choice for new projects.
Ember also doesn't need a custom library as web-components work great in ember (better than React, per the custom-components-everywhere test (100% coverage, last I looked (though, I just looked again, and it looks like React has improved! good on them)) ;) )