Frameworks add more features to their respective languages. Frameworks provide extra features, structure, fast reloading, and many more things so that developers can develop a SPA(Single page application) easily. Some of them provide inbuilt functions or pre-defined components so that developer can directly use those in their projects.
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Introduced: August 26, 2006
Current: 3.7.1
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- Open source JavaScript library which is used to manipulate dom and editing css properties.
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- DOM Manipulation
- Event Handling
- AJAX Requests
- Animation and Effects
- DOM Traversal and Filtering
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Introduced: May 29, 2013
Current: 18.2.0
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- Introduced by meta, which is UI library of JavaScript.
- It consists of components and states, which helps in code reusability and state management.
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- SPAs
- Virtual DOM for efficient uodates
- State management
- Component based development
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Introduced: October 20, 2010
Current: 17.0.3
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- An open source JavaScript framework created by Google.
- Follows the MVC(Model, View, Controller) pattern for designing the web pages.
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- Single page applications
- Fast reloading in pages
- Modern and modular structure.
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Introduced: February 2014
Current: 3.3.0
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- One of the greatest frameworks for JavaScript similar to ReactJS.
- Used to design the user interface layer
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- Reactive Data Binding
- Component-Based Architecture
- Vue Directives
- Vue Router for Navigation
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Introduced: August 2011.
Current: 5.3.2
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- A widely-used open-source front-end framework for web development.
- Provides a collection of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript components and tools
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- Responsive Grid System
- Pre-Styled Components
- CSS and JavaScript Components
- Bootstrap Themes and Templates
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