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I cannot fault the communities around React and Angular and the support that they give to each ecosystem. I would say that the React community seems to be 'stro
by awjr 9y ago
I cannot fault the communities around React and Angular and the support that they give to each ecosystem. I would say that the React community seems to be 'stronger' these days.
I note some people are mentioning other JavasScript frameworks (e.g. http://aurelia.io/ http://aurelia.io/ https://vuejs.org/ https://vuejs.org/ https://mithril.js.org/ https://mithril.js.org/ https://choo.io/ https://choo.io/ https://svelte.technology/ https://svelte.technology/ ) They ALL have their merits, but it all comes down to the development community around them, and for me, the jobs out there.
Recently somebody asked in our local JS group what framework to learn and everyone responded with React. The jobs are there, the dev community is strong, and more importantly the learning curve is good, particularly with the hand holding create-react-app now does. Yes, down the line, you will have to learn react-router and maybe redux/mobx, but all in good time.