What I find most interesting in these results is the satisfaction percentage i.e. (Used it before and would use again) / (Used it before and would use again + U

What I find most interesting in these results is the satisfaction percentage i.e. (Used it before and would use again) / (Used it before and would use again + Used before and would not use again). - In 2016: React - 91% satisfaction Vue - 91% satisfaction Angular 2 - 65% satisfaction No framework - 65% satisfaction Ember - 50% satisfaction Angular - 40% satisfaction Backbone - 31% satisfaction - In 2017: React - 93% satisfaction Vue - 91% satisfaction Angular 2 - 66% satisfaction No framework - 65% satisfaction Aurelia - 56% satisfaction Polymer - 53% satisfaction Ember - 41% satisfaction Angular - 33% satisfaction Backbone - 23% satisfaction It's especially interesting that many of the frameworks have a lower satisfaction percentage than using "no framework". Of course this could be largely attributed to who is using no framework. I have encountered a minority of developers (usually backend devs) who think front-end frameworks are nonsense and prefer to just write a bunch of jQuery. Also, if you are working on Wordpress sites, then frameworks are often not necessary. I've written production code in some of these frameworks (Backbone, Angular 1, Ember, and React) and I would have to say these results are more or less consistent with my experience. I love React and don't feel the need to try anything else.