JavaScript frameworks are like the Marvel Universe; there’s a hero for every scenario, and occasionally, they join forces for an epic showdown. But...
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List is confusing for someone new to this.
You have a full stack framework mixed in with frontend frameworks mixed in with libraries.
You mention one full stack at the end but it's a meta React framework (Next.js) yet no mention of other popular full stack frameworks like Nuxt or Remix.
I underestimated the number 1, but several days ago I found it impressive when reading on its documentation. Unfortunately I cannot use it now due to Node.js version which my laptop doesn't support yet; to upgrade the required version, it needs upgrading on Windows version to at least Windows 10 which is impossible now due to my laptop specs.
Try using some lightweight Linux distro, like Linux Mint. You'll feel the difference
I wish I had another laptop or PC to install Linux. I had tried Linux using Virtual Box on my current laptop, but it ran very slowly. I know Windows 10 or 11 have Linux subsystem, but that could not be enough for certain development. I hope I can afford for another laptop or PC.
Windows is for gaming and .net development only 🙂
Not true. I had used Windows for web app development, a full-stack (using PHP, Laravel, mySQL, React) from which the app was deployed to the cloud hosted on Linux CentOS server.
Windows can be used to develop mobile apps too, using Java/Kotlin or React Native, Flutter.
Java can also be used on Windows for creating a database GUI desktop app.
I came here to find SVELTE, and I did 😁!!
I love what you called it - The Silent Assassin 🥷🏾!
Svelte is truly an elegant framework, and I think it has the best developer experience. It silently eliminates the hassle 😅!
React.js and Next.js all the way! These are my favourites because of how easy it is to build production-grade websites with them. They are also really popular, making it easier to find a job if you master these. I have a blog dedicated to React.js/Next.js/Typescript
I agree Vue.js – The Rising Star , i was exploring it,i love it simplicity in geting complicated stuff done quickly with an understandiable logical flow❤
It seems odd to me to place Angular this high, without mentioning that both development and support for it have ended since December 2021. You're listing age and support as cons for Vue and Backbone, after all.
The support was ended for AngularJs which is the old version, but its successor Angular still has support and has new releases every year.
Thanks for clearing it up, didn't know that!
That's for AngularJS (a.k.a. Angular v1). Angular 17 is the last version and still going.
No love for AdonisJS :( It's the Node variant of frameworks like Laravel or Ruby on Rails. Worth to check it out if you come from other languages and want to try something in Node.
what about Nest.js?
In no sense.
Polymer is stopped since many years, and was replaced by the lit project. I think most most if this article frameworks is are completely outdated.
Seriously dated content. Editors please check.
Extremely low quality and probably ai generated post. Look at this list and tell me what information it would give to a beginner that a 30s on Google wouldn't.
If you are new to development please ignore this list. It has some ancient and obscure frameworks listed that by no means should be used in 2023.
Possibly written by AI. Sad that the author presented such inaccurate content.