I wonder if adding reactjs to this list automatically makes React Native also a bargain in 2020. And also, I was thinking of taking a course in typescript but I don't know if it's a good idea considering how well established JavaScript is. Should I go into typescript and is it still a good choice to learn angular and vuejs
Learning TypeScript is better. However TS is itself a superset of JS, so, it doesn't matter which one you should learn. Amongst frameworks, I guess it depends on the companies you want to apply to. If most of them use Angular or Vue, then get hands-on practice on these, otherwise ReactJS is generally more popular nowadays.
Yeah! Reactjs seems more popular and that's one of the things I considered while making my decision and also the ease of learning. Reactjs is relatively much easier to learn compared to angularjs and vuejs in my opinion.
Yeah. I guess if you have a strong grip on JS, then a framework shouldn't be that much difficult to you. I have tried Vue and Angular some time ago, and they seemed easier to me. But yeah, when I started with JS, they seemed horrible to me. So, it depends on your understanding of core language. If you are good at that then framework will be easier for you to understand.
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I wonder if adding reactjs to this list automatically makes React Native also a bargain in 2020. And also, I was thinking of taking a course in typescript but I don't know if it's a good idea considering how well established JavaScript is. Should I go into typescript and is it still a good choice to learn angular and vuejs
Learning TypeScript is better. However TS is itself a superset of JS, so, it doesn't matter which one you should learn. Amongst frameworks, I guess it depends on the companies you want to apply to. If most of them use Angular or Vue, then get hands-on practice on these, otherwise ReactJS is generally more popular nowadays.
Yeah! Reactjs seems more popular and that's one of the things I considered while making my decision and also the ease of learning. Reactjs is relatively much easier to learn compared to angularjs and vuejs in my opinion.
Yeah. I guess if you have a strong grip on JS, then a framework shouldn't be that much difficult to you. I have tried Vue and Angular some time ago, and they seemed easier to me. But yeah, when I started with JS, they seemed horrible to me. So, it depends on your understanding of core language. If you are good at that then framework will be easier for you to understand.