Completely agree, the framework garnered somewhat of a bad rap in the past for being "bloated", "magical", and having a high learning curve with a rigid philosophy of conventions over configuration. But fast-forward and today, ember.js is a fast, capable, full-featured, and well-supported web framework that allows building durable web applications made to last. It's used by many of the largest companies in the world including LinkedIn, Apple, Twitch, Netflix, Intercom, Princess Cruises, numerous startups and everything in-between. I highly recommend anyone with an interest to check out the coming Octane Edition which is about to land and is a significant step forward for the framework:

https://emberjs.com/editions/octane

https://octane-guides-preview.emberjs.com/release/getting-st...