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JS Frameworks become obsolete within a year (2 years at most) so you should learn what you like most. The community and documentation available should be a big

JS Frameworks become obsolete within a year (2 years at most) so you should learn what you like most. The community and documentation available should be a big plus.

untog 10y ago
React was first released in 2013 and I don't see it disappearing any time soon.
- StavrosK 10y ago
  In the GP's defense, that's what we thought about Angular two years ago.
  - aarpmcgee 10y ago
    Angular is still around.
    - themihai 10y ago
      Which Angular? Is Angular 2 really the same framework?
      - aarpmcgee 10y ago
        I think you make a good point. I personally don't care much about Angular and I don't see myself ever using it. But it is still in heavy use, which was the only point I was attempting to make.
- nkkollaw 10y ago
  Released, but it didn't get popular until recently, definitely less than 2 years ago. I personally think people will start switching to Polymer en masse when Google is done rebuilding YouTube with Polymer.