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Really only 10 or so (well "families" of JS frontend frameworks anyway) being actively used for new projects. I mean if you consider React/Next/Gatsby separate

Really only 10 or so (well "families" of JS frontend frameworks anyway) being actively used for new projects. I mean if you consider React/Next/Gatsby separate frameworks then there are more, but generally it's Angular, React, Vue, Svelte, Solid, Qwik, Ember, Redwood, HTMX. If you include other programming languages (Elm, elixir ?) then there are definitely many more

pcthrowaway 4y ago
Whoops. Too late to edit, but redwood is react on the frontend also. It's more of a "full-stack" framework too, but a "serverless" full-stack framework. I'm sure I missed one or two actual front-end frameworks though