EmberJS vs AngularJS

EmberJS and AngularJS are two popular single-page application frameworks. Both frameworks Emberjs, and Angularjs use two-way data binding and both of them are MVC based framework.

EmberJS: It is an open-source JavaScript framework used for developing large client-side web applications, which is based on Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture. Ember is designed for reducing development time and increasing productivity, it is one of the fastest-growing front-end application frameworks being adopted worldwide.

Advantages of EmberJS:

• It supports both JavaScript and TypeScript.
• It has a well-integrated data layer.
• Extreme Consistency and easy Configuration
• It has excellent debugging tools.
• Full Stack Development Options

Disadvantages of EmberJS:

• Beginners find the framework complicated to use.
• It is not recommended for small projects.
• Its components cannot be reused.
• It is a bit heavy framework.

AngularJS: It is a Javascript open-source front-end structural framework that is mainly used to develop single-page web applications(SPAs). It is a continuously growing and expanding framework which provides better ways for developing web applications. It changes the static HTML to dynamic HTML.

Advantages of AngularJS:

• It is a good solution for dynamic apps with a single page.
• It has advanced testing features.
• It is a fast development process.
• It is open-source.
• Easy to customize.

Disadvantages of AngularJS:

• It is less secure.
• It is not supported everywhere.
• There is a problem with memory leakage, which causes the powerful system to slow down the browser.

	EmberJS	AngularJS
Routing	More robust routing with increased complexity.	It requires a template or controller.
Modules	Core concepts in Ember are routers, templates, models, and components.	It supports a modular approach, where modules are used to separate services, controllers, applications, etc.
Components	Its components cannot be reused.	Its components can be reused.
Debugging	Debugging is easy compared to angular because of it’s Own Debugging tool (Ember Inspector).	If new to this framework, then debugging the scope can be a difficult task.