Learning JavaScript Frameworks in 2024

JavaScript frameworks in 2024 ... a quick talk.

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[afrenchdude]

As someone who spent some time with the 3 big Frameworks, I really don't understand why React got adopted by so many companies. As your code grows, it requires extreme discipline so that your code doesn't become a mess and it's just not suited for teamwork. Plus you spend half your time learning perishable libs.. if I were a business owner, I'd be pick angular for mid to large project and Vue for smaller ones. (Also Angular evolved a lot since 2022 with signals and ssr so it might be the best time to pick it up)

[neomangeo]

I think a good way to look at it is using these JS frameworks/libs are good for "Web apps" that are internal or locked behind a login system. This is because for those kinds of apps you no longer care so much about a larger file size, no need for super speedy initial load times, and you also don't need to worry about SEO. If it is a public site/app though in particular, it would be a bit better to use something leaner that allows for good SEO - so either traditional backend templates, or if you like to use a JS framework/lib, using one that has SSR (Server-side rendering). In other words for a SaaS for example - The public bit (eg. the marketing website to market your software application) would be better using backend templating or JS framework with SSR so you get the nice SEO and fast load times, but the actual web app itself that loads after you log in (unless you need SEO and super fast load times of course!) can just be client side rendered using a typical js framework/lib.

[salahammar]

most books like : Introduction to Algorithms// Grokking Algorithms// Cracking the Coding Interview// all of these books are using java as examples
most instructors is teaching DSA with JAVA too
the OSSU path is using java for oop
SO i have a question should i go for java first if i want to learn web development or i just take a path
like this : html, css/tailwind_js-git-react-nodejs-typescript
im really confused iam pretty good with html css and tailwind css/ saas and it's responsive stuff
but should i now go for javascript or JAVA im not really in a hurry to find a job but iwant to goto the right path i hope you answer this
and if im gonna take the javascript path should i learn DSA/OOP with javascript or maybe i do that later with a different programming language when i master the frontend Technologies?

[infamouse]

Bah.. I use server generated pages with Perl CGI scripts!

[dindu]

You nailed it with the "new framework every 0.69" seconds comment - I just can't keep up - so I don't try.

[ieronim]

the more experienced i get as a developer the more i realize all this talk about frameworks and languages is really missing the point

[torquebiker]

React the best JS Framework ... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Maybe the most used for now, but for sure not the best.