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Ease of Writing | 😌 Template friendly Ember offers an easy to use template-friendly syntax, making it easier for developers to write clean and organized code in less time. | 😖 JavaScript-like Syntax Vue heavily relies on a JavaScript like syntax which can result in developers taking longer to write and debug code.
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Scalability | 🔝 Progressive Web Apps Ember is best suited for scalable Progressive Web Apps with large amounts of data. It seamlessly integrates with other technologies like GraphQL and TypeScipt, which is perfect for scaling complex applications. | 👎 Less suitable for web applications Vue is less suited for large-scale web applications that require robust data handling capabilities or sophisticated architectures.
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Community Support | 👨👩👧👦 Active Community The Ember community is highly active and supportive, with numerous contributors, an extensive ecosystem of addons and plugins, and many resources such as forums, events, and courses. | 👻 Lack of Active Community The Vue community has significantly less activity, which can result in fewer updates, plugins, and contributions to the framework's development.
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Pre-built Components | 👌 Built-in Components Ember comes with an extensive set of pre-built components, making it easier for developers to create complex and functional web applications with minimal customization. | 👎 Fewer Built-in Components Vue has fewer built-in components, and developers are required to install external libraries or create custom components to achieve the same results as Ember. |