Developer-roadmap: JavaScript Frameworks

Created on 19 Mar 2017 · 9Comments · Source: kamranahmedse/developer-roadmap

Please add in Front-end, JavaScript Frameworks
ExtJS, EmberJS

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MikeTatsky

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Is it really suitable to put all the js frameworks on the chart? like, ALL of them? And all the cool libraries should be there also in this case?
I believe a separate chart for this topic is required then..
What do you think guys?

link-alex on 20 Mar 2017

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I am also missing Polymer.

bennycode on 19 Mar 2017

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pls add in front-end: rxjs, immutable.js, backbone, lodash / ramda / underscore.

ChouUn on 20 Mar 2017

link-alex on 20 Mar 2017

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@ChouUn I agree with @link-alex Its not suitable to pull off every cool javascript library in one chart there is like hundereds. We can try making a list by popularity or category.

arpit1997 on 20 Mar 2017

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+1 for EmberJS, its a very popular framework used by Netflix, LinkedIn, Apple Music and its awesome!!

carlosgalveias on 21 Mar 2017

In terms of trending frameworks, I'd say Vue.js and Aurelia

se-panfilov on 21 Mar 2017

angularJs and angular (2.x > ) now separate stuff
and angular can use redux, rxjs (core stuff of angular)

deerua on 22 Mar 2017

Ember JS agreed (pushing it in a few minutes). But as @link-alex said, if we keep adding each and everything it will easily become convoluted. Thank you.

kamranahmedse on 23 Mar 2017

@deerua Is right, angular 2 can now use Redux through @ngrx/store npm module which uses Rxjs to make redux Observable based, however i don't think Ng1 & Ng2 should be considered separated in the graph, Ng2 is indeed a full rewrite of the framework, but that's just a peculiarity between the 2 versions that shouldn't be included in the graph.

So in this part of the graph should just have an extra arrow from Angular to Flux & Redux to symbolize that both React and Angular can use those architectures.