[snewcomer24]

For any indie developers, Ember can be extremely productive. In the past year, I have pushed out 3 moderately complex Ember apps in addition to having a full time job. I've reused some code for each application, have been able to depend on backwards compatibility for addons and always have received lots of help from other community members here: embercommunity.slack.com

This is mainly due to my ability to focus on shipping features rather than build processes. Also, depending on Ember Data, ember-cli-mirage, and the JSONAPI spec have allowed me quickly spec out how my schema will look, allowing me to move from the frontend to backend quite seamlessly. I've used React as well to develop widgets and such, but nothing has matched my ability to build, test, and ship features more than Ember.

We are all in this together and should focus on lifting all of us up. Positivity begets positivity.