I'm using it as my framework of choice for 5 years and have helped programmers become productive with it. I have used other frameworks and keep up to date with React.
I have not fulfilled the survey.
Ember was never very popular. It is sort of similar with how Rails is seen. I've found it very productive and great. I've had issues hiring people because they've heard of Ember, have not used it and don't want to move away from React because (my opinion) it's very popular on LinkedIn and the likes.
The chart mixes frameworks and it makes little sense.
Ember and Angular are big frameworks with a sort of standard response for everything.
React and Vue are view layers, you eventually build your own framework. I think Svelte also fits here.
Stimulus updates the browser with html from a Rails server.
Not sure where to put Alpine. They describe it as an updated jQuery-like development thing.
Ember was never very popular. It is sort of similar with how Rails is seen. I've found it very productive and great. I've had issues hiring people because they've heard of Ember, have not used it and don't want to move away from React because (my opinion) it's very popular on LinkedIn and the likes.
The chart mixes frameworks and it makes little sense. Ember and Angular are big frameworks with a sort of standard response for everything. React and Vue are view layers, you eventually build your own framework. I think Svelte also fits here. Stimulus updates the browser with html from a Rails server. Not sure where to put Alpine. They describe it as an updated jQuery-like development thing.