Absolutely. I would get comfortable with a build tool like web pack and then try and build a quick and dirty vue.js app. I like that much of the complexity is opt-in and you can grow into parts of the framework / write your own as your apps needs evolves, something I particularly had trouble with when using Ember. (It's very much their way or the highway for everything, and several features we wanted to implement, the answer was simply "don't do that")
Having shipped Ember apps to millions of users and being with it since 1.0, I'd say it's an excellent community, but not the tool I'd reach for again.
@iaml Have you followed this tutorial? http://www.yoember.com Totally free. It is quite easy to follow and you actually build a very complex application.
@szines Thanks for the tip, will definitely check it out! The problem I have with ember is probably caused by me being new to front-end field, and is not necessarily caused by ember itself, but the whole stack needed to develop for it. For example I prefer using MDL over Bootstrap and when I tried using it I discovered it wasn't quite straightforward, but hacky I would say, certainly not a simple "include this .css and this .js in your source code." I eventually switched over to Semantic UI for my pet project, it works quite well for now.
