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Which JavaScript Framework Will Take Lead in 2020?

There are loads of JavaScript frameworks already in the market and still, there is no dearth of new ones that are jointing the league of Javascript frameworks. While some are enjoying outstanding popularity and acceptance among the developer community, there are several others that enjoy popularity among niche frontend app developers. Just because there are too many choices, you are likely to find making choice difficult. Considering this, here we are going to shortlist the top Javascript frameworks for frontend development in 2020.

Angular

Angular is probably the only Javascript framework that evolved for so long a time and went through so many phases of improvements. In the coming year, we are going to have Angular 9, the upcoming update of the framework. The new Angular 9 is likely to make the Ivy compiler usable for all apps. The principal benefit of this framework is that it can reduce the app size to a great extent.

Angular in recent years has become very popular for frontend development thanks to the modularity and adaptability. Angular being always a highly flexible framework slowly became an ideal framework for front-end development projects. From the Angular 2 and successive versions, developers could get the Model View Controller (MVC) architecture which further gave Angular a positive push.

Some of the key components of Angular include the following.

-> For using zones within Angular apps, the developers have access to the Zone.js JavaScript library.

-> AngularJS boasts of both TypeScript and CoffeeScript languages for programming.

-> Angular bets on RxJS and the Observable pattern for all server-side communication.

-> For debugging purposes, Angular uses the Augury library.

-> For building server-side apps Angular uses Angular Universal.

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Livio Brunner

Since when is Node.js a framework?

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Naveed Kamboh

Do not under estimate Blazor for .net core ...