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React. If you're new to the front end, it makes sense to choose the most popular tool that has way more documentation, blog posts, stack overflow answers, etc t
by aczerepinski 10y ago
React. If you're new to the front end, it makes sense to choose the most popular tool that has way more documentation, blog posts, stack overflow answers, etc than anything else.
- tracker1 10y agoWell, in terms of your most popular, Angular 1.x is still slightly ahead... I happen to prefer React + Redux + material-ui.com's components. But that's not the only option. I can see why polymer/web-components may be appealing to some... I don't really get peoples desire to use any version of Angular for new projects though, I just don't care for it. I don't know vue well enough to comment, but a lot of people seem to like it.
- progx 10y agoBut most of the posts or stack overflow entries are obsolete and confuses more than it helps, you always have to look for the version or the date (if they are mentioned)