InfoQ: Ember.js: Rich Web Applications Done Right: "Although Ember.js has the same roots as SproutCore, with a similar object-model and template-model, Ember.js has a very different view of the world than SproutCore has. In many ways SproutCore aims to hide away HTML and CSS code for the developer, while Ember.js has HTML and CSS at the core of the development model. The advantage of the SproutCore model is that it will be easier to support a different target rendering platform in the future (like the HTML5 Canvas element), or even a native application deployment. This is a very nice idea, but just as the JavaServer Faces (JSF) project I have not seen a single application that targets anything but HTML, CSS and JavaScript."
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