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Javascript Frameworks that will rock this year!

Devansh Agarwal on April 26, 2020

10 Most Popular Javascript Frameworks in 2020 Javascript is considered to be the most dynamic language in the IT industry considering th...
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Peter Witham

I was surprised not to see Svelte, even though I've not tried it myself yet but the rest of the list was what I expected to see.

For once it's nice to not have 10 new frameworks released every month that seem to jump in popularity before being proven.

This is a good list for anyone that has been lucky enough to not have to deal with JavaScript lately :)

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Devansh Agarwal • Edited

Hi Peter, I guess the first part of your question has been very well answered by me in the above reply to a spammer's comment.

And, coming to the second part of your point, it's apt! The sole purpose of this post was to give the audience, a brief description baout the 10 JS frameworks, which I think are doing good.

In India, Svelte is nowhere. So I have structured the post as per my market scenarios.

Hope this answers all your questions
Thank you :)

And thanks for the insightful comment. Please let me know in case there's anythinh else I can learn from!

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Graeme Q

Backbone and Ember are old school. Far better options post 2014.

Where's svelte and express?

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Graeme Q

I meant in this article

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Ian Mostar • Edited

Node.js is not a framework, It's a runtime environment for executing Javascript code.

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cubiclesocial

Electron has one major failing: It produces massive binaries (70MB to 150MB in size) and is a huge resource hog (300MB to 1GB RAM, 300MB disk storage, plus the bundled Chromium is a hefty CPU hog). Sure it works, but that doesn't make it the best option for building native apps.

CubicleSoft PHP App Server is the alternative I wrote, maintain, and prefer. PHP App Server uses the user's already installed and configured web browser and comes with premade installer scripts for producing installers for Windows, Mac, and Linux. The final binaries are as small as few hundred KB (compressed) and is ultra-light on resources (the server uses ~1MB RAM). And you get access to PHP too in addition to CSS, JS, and HTML.

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Devansh Agarwal

Hey!
Thanks for the information on Electron JS. I'll definitely check the PHP App server you wrote!.
Thank you

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Giorgi Merabishvili

Angular is the most accomplished framework out here! <3

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Kayo Hamid

Sorry but i do not agree with Ember, Backbone or Meteor, even Polymer is out of race

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Devansh Agarwal

Hi Kayo,
Then can you suggest, which ones do you consider 'to be in the race'
I would be eager to know the trends.
Thank you

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Captain Rok

Maybe you could have read some statistics from here:
2019.stateofjs.com/

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Devansh Agarwal

Thanks for the recommendation Christopher. I'll surely check it✌️

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Yash

React is a library, not a framework.