What Are The Top JavaScript Frameworks For 2022?

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What about angular.js?

I'm overwhelmed by the number of frameworks and libraries. I feel like I'm endlessly learning a new library with its own hundreds of functions. Really exhausting. :(

Thanks great information, but React Is a Library, Not a Framework

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Wanted to know if javascript is for automation..? Is it wise to choose javascript to automate web applications
Which frameworks to choose..? Or is it selenium that would work well with javascript.

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I've spent the past 2 years learning JS and React, and it's been a lot of fun!

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Have been wanting to try react for awhile, I just need to get over the hurdle of being stuck in JavaScript and then I’ll give it a shot, have heard a lot of positives about it

I think it's important to try different frameworks to have arguments for taking the best decision of which javascript framework choose. Learning different frameworks will give you ideas about current existing design patterns and architectures.

At this point I prefer Angular, because its dependency injection system makes so simple and easy the state management. This accompanied with RXJS gives more power to create data persistency and component decoupling.

On the other hand it's important to learn React because will give good ideas to write better UI components, so in my case I have worked in deep with React and thanks to that, now I can build better Angular components with better encapsulation and reusability.

The weaker point of React is its state management system. React depends on Redux if you want to create loosely coupled components, and Redux is an over-enginered solution that complicates what is simple to do. And if you decide to work with sagas, the story becomes more painful. An alternative to Redux for React is Context BUT the problem with context is that the state is bind to a component or a group of components, so we can not use React Context for sibling components that are part of different contexts, so in a few words we can not apply a loosely coupled architecture.

I have worked with Vue but I didn't like it because of its components definitions are meshy. I don't like the idea of define props, methods, watchers on a big object. So Vue is on a limbo between OOP and functional programing.

To conclude, remember that something that can be learned fast doesn't mean that is the best solution. I recommend to try in deep the technologies you hear if you need to take decisions. On internet there is so much hype and this makes us lazy to take better decisions with arguments.

Top Javascript Frameworks for 2021 and 2022
- Client-side frameworks
1. React.js
2. Angular.js
3. Vue.js
- Server-side frameworks
1. Express.js
2. Next.js

Good to know, I stopped coding to make some music for 1 year so I need to get back with react, I was using Vue Js in my last work but I think react has more job offers and is better paid.

even though react is num 1 I would never use something made by Facebook !

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NextJS is the future ! it is one of the best thing I have ever used ! it is so fast and wonderful

thanks for info

ember.js is a great tool as well

Vue gang! Great learning curve and made last project with it! Internship soon using it

Nice video about frameworks! Now all this topics and empty lines are very clear!

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Angular it's the best one!

Hello from Mexico, in my work and personally I use NestJS instead of express.js
Do you know nestjs?

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Thanks, for the information and frameworks and libraries. I'm currently enrolled in the code with mosh academy taking javascript courses, html5, case, react and react native and my vcs is git with SQL as database. Any advice can you give about my journey as a software engineer i will really appreciate it.

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I am a big lover of MERN. React is the most user-friendly and easier than other frameworks to be learnt. React for front end and Express for backend for me all day long.

I like Angular, React is very good but it's a little dirty, much depends upon the developer, but Angular, for me, is more organized

Great video Tiff!

Remember finding your channel like 5 months ago when I started studying HTML & CSS & didn't understand much of what you talked about,

Now I'm learning React & understand most of what you talk about in your channel

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I've following you since summer of 2019. btw MEAN is the only stack I didn't pass at Dojo. it's the toughest.

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