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Poll: Your choice of front end JavaScript framework in 2017
Lets see who is using what in 2017.
- smt88 10y agoNo need. Someone already did this for you at a much larger scale: http://stateofjs.com http://stateofjs.com
- oblib 10y agoAfter reviewing several of the newer tools on this list last year I decided to go with JQuery. I wanted to upgrade a fairly large web app that I had used Prototype.js and Scriptaculus.js for client side work. JQuery was easier for me to just start using than the others. I didn't need to learn anything and the docs and example code available are extensive and top notch, and there are very few questions I ran into that weren't already answered on Stackoverflow.