Popular JavaScript Frameworks

We have just looked at lodash.js, a library that helps developers handle data structures; (to be used, for example, making arrays unique) and Vue.js, a framework for building modular and dynamic user interfaces. These are just two examples of quite popular and widely used JS frameworks/libraries. In addition to those, there is a vast and ever-growing number of external packages you can choose from. Each one of them is useful for solving one specialized set of problems.

A few modern and often used alternatives that support creating browser applications are, for instance, React.js, Vue.js, and Angular.js. Other libraries that help you store and manage data in your app are MobX, VueX, and Redux.

Again, others can transform source code so that it supports older browser engines, for example, Babel, or handle and manipulate time for you, such as moment.js.

Then, there are frameworks such as Express.js or Hapi that let you create simple, easy...