Best Javascript Frameworks ?

Started by megaman, 05-09-2010, 13:55:14

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megamanTopic starter

What are your favourite Javascript frameworks. I prefer using JQuery and MooTools. Are there any other popular ones out there that are worth looking at ?
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Seofinder

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I am also using JQuery and as ide 1st javascript editor (yaldex.com).
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tradedemon

Never heard of Yaldex, but I stick to Jquery, I've used the other wrapper frameworks like mootools which I know is popular but JQuery is just better supported and more flexible.  ::)
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Vinil

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there are several popular JavaScript frameworks that are worth considering in addition to jQuery and MooTools. Some of them include React, Angular, Vue.js, and Ember.js. Each framework has its own strengths and weaknesses, so it's important to consider your specific project needs and requirements when choosing the right framework for your development tasks.

In addition to the frameworks I mentioned earlier, you might want to explore Backbone.js, Meteor, and Svelte. Backbone.js provides structure to web applications by offering models with key-value binding and custom events, while Meteor is a full-stack platform that makes it easy to build real-time web applications. Svelte is a relatively new framework that focuses on building efficient and high-performance user interfaces. Each of these frameworks has its unique features and use cases, so it's beneficial to research and experiment with them to find the best fit for your projects.

Shikha Singh

It seems like almost every other week there is a new JavaScript library taking the web community by storm! The web community is increasingly vibrant, diverse and is moving rapidly on multiple fronts. It would be an impossible feat to survey every major JavaScript framework and library. Instead,I will share some of the most famous and influential ones for front-end development. So let's take a look at the top JavaScript web front-end framework, libraries & tools and when to use them.
Lists:

AngularJS
Backbone
Ember
jQuery
Underscore &lodash
Mocha& Chai


Ravi Soni

Most of the JavaScript frameworks work on MVC design paradigm and enforce structure to ensure more scalable, reusable, maintainable JavaScript code. It however is not necessary that all frameworks ride on MVC pattern, there are many variations to it and one has choice to go with MV*, MVVM, MVP as is best suited to the project needs.
JavaScript frameworks are mushrooming everywhere now a days. JavaScript frameworks that are most advanced, feature rich, popular among developer community and make it possible to build complex and feature rich single page interactive web applications. Best JavaScript frameworks are –
1.   AngularJS :
AngularJS, the baby of Google, is the big daddy of JavaScript frameworks.

2.   React.js
React.js JavaScript Framework is behind the user interface of Facebook as well and Instagram. This gives us a quick idea about how powerful isReactJS when it comes to building large scale applications of extreme dynamic nature.

3.   Backone.js.
The popularity and power of backbone can be judged from the fact that biggies like Pinterest, Foursquare, Walmart, Disqus and Delicious are using backone.js.

4.   Polymer js
Polymer gives powers and brings structure in building custom HTML elements using browser based technologies that includes web components.

5.   Knockout js
Knockout works under the MVVM design paradigm and that makes it a little different from Ember and Angular.
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TomClarke

Using JavaScript frameworks can improve the rapid development of your web application.
Here is a list of the best Javascript frameworks:
- Angular.js
-  Backbone.js
- React.js
- Meteor.js
- Ember.js
- Polymer.js
- Aurelia.js

thanhtran

If you're not doing SPA, you don't explicitly need a framework like Angular or React on the frontend. Your routing will be handled by your backend. Express has some very intuitive and easy to use routing; if you're not using it in your backend already, I suggest trying it. It's the E in MEAN! If you want some limited data binding for in-page dynamic content, you might try something more lightweight than React/Angular, like Backbone or Knockout.
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saravanan28

React
React is by far the most popular JavaScript framework used today. This bare-bones framework uses functional programming principles to make parallel programming and coding comprehension much easier.
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Lishmalinyjames

Angular is one of the most powerful and open-source JavaScript frameworks.