The Top 10 Best Frontend JavaScript Frameworks to Learn in 20224 min read

In 2018, React and Vue were the dominant JavaScript frameworks in terms of popularity and usage. But will this still be the case in 2022? Which other frameworks will rise to the top in 5 years’ time? This article breaks down the 10 most promising frontend JavaScript frameworks to learn over the next few years based on data from GitHub, Google Trends, Stack Overflow, and other sources.

1) React
If you want to be successful with front-end development, then it’s a good idea to learn a framework. Since React came out in 2013, it has been very popular among developers and is consistently one of (if not) the most popular JavaScript libraries. It uses concepts like reactive programming, which is when UI updates are triggered by data changes.

2) Vue.js
Vue.js is a lightweight front-end framework for building interactive UIs. In many ways, it can be seen as a modern and simplified version of Angular 2. Vue has been rising in popularity lately and won’t slow down any time soon! If you’re looking for a good way to build SPAs without struggling with complicated concepts, then you should consider giving Vue.js a try.

3) Angular
Angular is one of Google’s official front-end frameworks. It provides tools and services for you to design high-quality, interactive web applications. The framework has reached a stable version, Angular 6, and its developer community is thriving. Although Angular started out as an internal project at Google, it’s now supported by an open-source community of developers.

4) Aurelia
Aurelia is a free, open-source web application framework with 100% API compatibility with AngularJS. And because it’s built on top of proven technologies like ES6, TypeScript, and Web Components, Aurelia applications are easy to build and support rapid development. In fact, many developers consider Aurelia a next-generation Angular. Because of its similarities with Angular (and React), you can expect an easy learning curve if you come from those frameworks.

5) MERN stack
I have been using MERN stack for a long time and it is really very good. I will definitely recommend you to go with it if you are interested in making a career as a front-end developer. I also think it is one of those technologies that will stay for a long time.

6) Vue.js vs React vs Angular, which one should you learn?
If you’re looking to learn a front-end framework, it seems that React or Angular is a better choice. But what makes React so much better than Angular, and why would you want to choose one over Vue? In today’s guide, we’ll take a look at Vue.js vs React vs Angular and explain why it’s worth learning each one of them.

7) Backbone.js
The basics of Backbone.js include a Model, Collection, and View framework that allow you to create apps with a typical three-tier architecture. Backbone.js is suitable for single-page web applications, mobile apps, and traditional websites. Best of all? It’s lightweight (14kb), flexible, and well supported by a large community.

8) Ember.js
Ember.js is a framework that can support any model of application. EmberJS makes use of two-way data binding for communicating with templates, which ensures that both views and models are synchronized with each other. It uses HTMLBars, which is an extension of handlebars.js, as its template engine. Ember’s API was designed with convention over configuration in mind, making it easy for developers to create powerful web applications without a lot of setup and boilerplate code required.

9) MeteorJS
MeteorJS is an open-source Javascript web framework. It is a full stack platform used for building apps and websites easily. Meteor offers various features like mobile support, real-time updates, live data synchronization, different built-in packages etc. MeteorJS is mainly used by many companies and startups worldwide such as Barclays Bank, Cisco, General Electric etc. The best part of MeteorJS is that it provides cross-platform compatibility on both Android and iOS devices allowing users to make use of one language across multiple operating systems.

10) Others we are excited about
we are also excited about Angular, Vue, and React. All of these frameworks have been stable for years (Angular is almost four years old now), meaning they’re mature enough to know they’ll be around for a while. That’s a good thing—it means you can learn them without worrying that your skills will become obsolete too quickly. For many, however, one of these three may be preferable over another.

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