Next.js is not a usual JavaScript framework. It was developed by the React team as an additional tool for server-side rendering. Working with React and Next.js, developers can simplify the development process just like with the Vue.js framework. Next.js has remarkable features such as automatic code splitting and page-based client-side routing. Moreover, Next.js has full … Continue reading “Next.js”

The Ember.js framework was created in 2011. It’s been used to design websites for many well-known companies including Kickstarter, Heroku, and LinkedIn. Ember.js gets regular updates and provides a full package of features. The framework is effective for developing complex web applications, and its string-based templating system contributes to faster boot times. Ember.js is focused … Continue reading “Ember.js”

Vue.js is a rather new JavaScript framework created by Evan You. Its major aim is to make user interface development more organized.Many frontend specialists say that Vue.js is a perfect tool for beginners. It’s really easy to understand because it’s focused on view layers. Vue.js works without Babel, a transpiler that converts JavaScript code into … Continue reading “Vue.js”

React.js is a framework released by the Facebook team in 2013. Big companies including Dropbox, PayPal, the BBC, Atlassian, and Instagram use React as a basic frontend tool. React is perfectly suited for apps and websites with complex view log+ic. React also allows reusing components within an application so developers don’t have to create similar … Continue reading “React.js”

Angular is a full-featured framework that was released in 2010 by Google, and they keep releasing updates regularly. Forexample, in March 2018, the latest Angular 6 brought a bunch of improvements including a new rendering engine for faster and smaller applications. Today, Angular is one of the most popular frontend frameworks. Many developers choose Angular … Continue reading “Angular.js”