Taking in consideration all the changes and rewrites that happened to almost all java script frameworks, it would be interesting to see if we're in favor of:
- Angular
- React
- Vue
Ask HN: Starting a project today, which JavaScript framework would you use?
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Re: Ask HN: Starting a project today, which JavaScript framework would you use?
#2Depending on the application needs, I'd try something new:
- https://github.com/hyperapp/hyperapp
- https://github.com/KingPixil/moon
- https://github.com/pakastin/redom
And, if you must use React, then I'd choose Preact instead.
Re: Ask HN: Starting a project today, which JavaScript framework would you use?
#3Depending on the application needs, I'd try something new: - https://github.com/hyperapp/hyperapp - https://github.com/KingPixil/moon - https://github.com/pakastin/redom And, if you must use React, then I'd choose Preact instead.
What about VueJs?
Re: Ask HN: Starting a project today, which JavaScript framework would you use?
#4Vue
Re: Ask HN: Starting a project today, which JavaScript framework would you use?
#5vue
Re: Ask HN: Starting a project today, which JavaScript framework would you use?
#6Mithril.js (https://github.com/MithrilJS/mithril.js)
- only 8kb which should be more important to people
- no reinventing javascript in html
- can easily plug in flyd (or other) tiny stream libraries for reactive data
- small api surface area to learn before you can be productive (if you actually know javascript)
Re: Ask HN: Starting a project today, which JavaScript framework would you use?
#7Mithril.js ( https://github.com/MithrilJS/mithril.js ) - only 8kb which should be more important to people - no reinventing javascript in html - can easily plug in flyd (or other) tiny stream libraries for reactive data - small api surface area to learn before you can be productive (if you actually know javascript)
Seems interesting but documentation and samples are lacking comparing to other frameworks
Re: Ask HN: Starting a project today, which JavaScript framework would you use?
#8Mithril.js ( https://github.com/MithrilJS/mithril.js ) - only 8kb which should be more important to people - no reinventing javascript in html - can easily plug in flyd (or other) tiny stream libraries for reactive data - small api surface area to learn before you can be productive (if you actually know javascript)
Seems interesting but documentation and samples are lacking comparing to other frameworks
I've found Mithril's documentation to be thorough; that was one of my reasons for choosing it.