Angular, React, and Vue.js — all of these three JS frameworks are quite popular nowadays. They are in great demand. But not all of them are the exact same. There’s so much difference. While a particular feature is present in Angular but it may not be there in React or Vue.js.

Some developers are simply passionate about Angular while others are in love with React, and some other developers are super interested in Vue.js.

In this post, I’m not going to tell you which framework  is better than the others. Rather, I’m going to give you a comparison. I hope you will understand. 

Vue Js

Vue.js is a progressive JavaScript framework using which you can make user-interfaces for websites. You can also build single-page applications with this framework. Its official site is: https://vuejs.org/ and you can find it on GitHub.

React 

React is a JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It is maintained by Facebook and a community of individual developers and companies. React can be used as a base in the development of single-page or mobile applications. Its official site is: https://reactjs.org/ and you can find it on  GitHub.

Angular

Angular is a TypeScript-based open-source web application framework led by the Angular Team at Google and by a community of individuals and corporations. Angular is a complete rewrite from the same team that built AngularJS.

Its official site is: https://angular.io/ and you can find it on  GitHub.

Popularity

Presently we should investigate the prominence of each apparatus. Ubiquity tells a great deal of things. At the point when we state something is mainstream, we imply that it is in incredible interest, which implies an extraordinary number of individuals are keen on it. Incredible fame or individuals’ advantage shows that the innovation is sufficient. That is the explanation it has gotten famous for. On the off chance that it wasn’t sufficient, it would not have been so mainstream. 

Angular, React, and Vue.js — every one of these 3 frameworks are hot and inclining clearly on the grounds that individuals have discovered them valuable. This is the reason these devices have had the option to possess a spot in individuals’ hearts. 

As of composing this post, Angular has 60.8K stars, React has 148k stars, and vue.js has 164K stars on GitHub.

Let’s look at the Google Trends chart.

Learning

You can’t stand to embrace an innovation if learning it requires an excessive amount of time. On the off chance that it takes too long to even think about learning and ace a frontend device, your venture will be postponed. The sooner you can learn, the better it is for you. 

On the off chance that you need to get familiar with a frontend instrument so you can begin an online business, you have to pick an apparatus that you can ace before long. On the off chance that it takes a very huge measure of time to ace an innovation, it’s a tremendous weakness in light of the fact that the more it takes to begin your online business, the more terrible it is for you. Time is money, so in case you’re deferring, you’re really losing money.

So let’s see which framework is easy to read.

React

React is pretty simple. that you can use to build high-quality user-interfaces in a very productive manner. As it’s very simple, learning it doesn’t take much time. You can master it speedily. Although learning it takes comparatively less time, it takes a lot more time to set up a project.

Angular

Angular is doubtless one of the best frontend tools. But it’s not that much simple. This framework is kind of complex. So learning it takes a lot of time. I think you should not see it as a disadvantage because although the learning twist is steep for Angular, you can produce high-quality results quite productively using this amazing framework.

Vue Js

Working with Vue.js is easier than Angular and React because, to be able to use Angular and React in your projects, you need to have great knowledge of JavaScript. But you can easily learn Vue.js as it’s pretty simple and doesn’t require much knowledge of JavaScript. Basic knowledge of JavaScript will be sufficient.

Community support

Support from the community of engineers is needed. The people group of developers can bolster you in a few different ways. They can give support by taking a shot at the frontend innovation to improve it. There are a few engineers who are working continually to make such an open-source item significantly better.

For these 3 frameworks, the community support is very good. But for Vue.js, there’s relatively a small number of tutorials because of the glaring fact that its market share is small. Because of a small market share, knowledge sharing is not that fast.

Let’s take a look at how strong the community support is for each of these front-end tools from google search or github contributors.

React

As of writing this post, React has 1382 contributors on GitHub. For React also, a powerful number of tutorials and articles have been written. When we search for ‘react tutorial’, we get 12,90,00,000 Google search results.

Angular

As of writing this post, Angular has 1114 contributors on GitHub. For Angular also, a powerful number of tutorials and articles have been written. When we search for ‘angular tutorial’, we get 10,60,00,000 Google search results.

VueJs

As of writing this post, Vue.js has 293 contributors on GitHub. Like React and Angular, there are also many Vue.js tutorials and useful blog posts available on the Internet. When we search for ‘vue.js tutorial’, we get 4,14,00,000 Google search results.

Pros and cons

React 

Pros:

• Moderately simple to realize, when you contrast it and Angular. The language structure is likewise really simple. So you can comprehend it without any problem. 
• Heaps of excellent React instructional exercises are accessible on the Internet. Also, there are such a significant number of blog entries and answers accessible on the Internet, which have been composed by React designers. 
• You can without much of a stretch move your task starting with one adaptation of React then onto the next utilizing “codemods” that robotizes numerous things in the relocation procedure. 
• Respond is a light-weighted library. 

Cons:

• Setting up a React venture is somewhat troublesome. It requires some investment. 
• There are some minor issues with documentation. The official documentation is somewhat hard to comprehend, not truly reasonable for learners. 
• Incorporating UI into MVC is kind of hard. So it requires some investment to ace things like this.

Angular

Pros:

• One of the many fascinating advantages of utilizing Angular is that it lets you accumulate your code quickly, typically in less than 3 seconds. 
• Precise lets you perform information restricting effectively through two-way information officials. 
• There’s a solid network support for Angular. An enormous number of top notch instructional exercises and blog entries about Angular are accessible. 
• Definite and top notch documentation.

Cons:

• Steep expectation to absorb information is one of the disservices of Angular. 
• Punctuation originating from Angular’s first form is mind boggling. However, the later forms of the Angular structure have more straightforward grammar. 
• You may confront movement issues while moving from a more established rendition of Angular to a more up to date one.

Vue Js

Pros:

• js is an extremely simple framework. It’s the easiest to learn among the three front-end tools. Only having a basic understanding of HTML and JavaScript is sufficient to work with Vue.js. In order to build with Vue.js, you don’t need to be a JavaScript expert. I think this is a huge advantage for many.
• Detailed and high-quality documentation. The quality of the official Vue.js documentation is high. The official site provides many useful and informative help pages and tutorials, which make learning the framework a lot easier.
• As Vue.js is very similar to Angular and React, you can easily switch to Vue.js from these frameworks / libraries.
• You’ll get an amazing performance with Vue.js because of the fact that it’s extremely light-weighted.

Cons:

• Although it has a strong official documentation, there’s a small number of learning resources available for this framework, compared to Angular and React.
• There is some deficiency in English documentation. As all the official learning resources are not in English, it becomes a little difficult for those who speak the English language.
• js is too flexible. While it may sound that it’s an advantage, it can be a big problem while working with large projects and when multiple developers work on the same project.

I hope you will discover these comparison factors and the pros and cons helpful while attempting to choose which one you should use for your next venture. To know which one will be an ideal choice for your work, you can likewise attempt them in your activities or in little demo ventures. You may likewise know the assessments of designers who have worked with these frontend devices. In the event that you have any inquiries with respect to these systems, you can post them on QA locales. I think doing this will assist you with settling on a choice in regards to which system to pick.

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