I have few jQuery plugins that I'm maintain. And at work we use R language framework, called shiny, that use jQuery. It's event based framework and most of the work is done in Front-End like R Back-End (except JS and CSS, HTML is mostly on Back-End). But all additional widgets that you create and all JS code need to be written in jQuery. There are no other framework in R for Web Apps.
For my personal projects I may use architecture Framework/Library but you can quickly create simple prototype just using jQuery. It's easier to create this on Codpen than Angular application.
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I have few jQuery plugins that I'm maintain. And at work we use R language framework, called shiny, that use jQuery. It's event based framework and most of the work is done in Front-End like R Back-End (except JS and CSS, HTML is mostly on Back-End). But all additional widgets that you create and all JS code need to be written in jQuery. There are no other framework in R for Web Apps.
For my personal projects I may use architecture Framework/Library but you can quickly create simple prototype just using jQuery. It's easier to create this on Codpen than Angular application.