I built the same app 10 times // Which JS Framework is best?

To be correct, stencil is not a framework Stencil is a compiler (tool). It’s has a complete different target than a framework like angular.

I hate js with passion, but js frameworks are at another level of ugliness

vanilla is awsome .. welcome to vanilla club

Oh man. This makes me want to learn angular.

I’ve built some fairly large apps using vue and imho it falls over at scale.

Svelte is lovely; enjoyed using it but I wouldn’t use it for a large app, yet.

too hard 😵😭

I chose expo / react native. Why? Because i want to build an iOS app, a web app, and an android app all at once, code it once, and then ship to each platform without having to code a bunch of crap in swift or kotlin. Cross platform development is the future. And react native is (mostly) compatible with the wealth of react js libraries and SDK and plugins and whatnot out there.

Reactjs is my best framework.

Vanilla js and knockout would be the easiest to achieve these examples .

I am happy with choosing React as my framework. As a junior dev I feel it seems more natural than 2 others Angular and Vue.

Nice edits

Who won

Svelte is great and fun to use. I really like how you create components with html, css, and javascript. That makes it relatively easy to use pure html, css, and javascipt examples on the web to build a component. If you are new to web development like I am, this allows you to spend most of your time leaning the fundamentals of html, css, and javascript. IMO, picking up Svelte is the easy part. In order of difficulty from easiest to hardest: Svelte->html->javascript->css. CSS is a powerful bear if you haven't realized that already!!

Great video… Its a pity it didnt cover css/sass as every website needs to manage styling.

watching this video made me write my own js framework. with it, you can make a todo app by not using any html or js code. it's also the most performant and it has 0 kb in size.
/sarcasm

Enough. I'm out!

so which one do you like best?

It's not the frameworks, but we are the best ❤️

Svelte 😍

1:14 regardless if its shitty or not…..

Include my framework as well creamie.io 😂👋🏻 Sample app snake.creamie.io

extjs (sencha)?

No one can Vanilla JS no matter what they say ahaha

Not so much a good comparison for bigger applications. For beginners to find out what their preference would be, it sure is. Vue 3 with the composition API in combination with Vite definitely has my preference in the current eco-system.

Why dailymotion not working on tv. Is free frameworks also works for companies who made them

I love Mithril. It's super easy to incorporate in an existing project and plug into existing web pages that use other frameworks. It's powerful but you can master it in a couple days.

I typically re-build te same app 50 x per day.

I feel as if this were not in English. So a newbie like me would have LOVED to have seen the 'completed app" and a notation if the app build looked different with each build option. Not everyone cares about what happens under the hood as we do about the end result, so how all these things factor into the end result would have been very helpful to help me decide which painful learning I was willing to endure since it would deliver the end result I wanted. UGH! I did not feel very helped here. This was still a good concept for me over just the other videos that hype a single option.

can you please make a full svelte course and a full sveltekit firebase course?
it'll be super helpful:)

I never use HTML I just use DOM so I don't have to worry about all that querySelector() nonsense