As mostly an outsider to the web front end development, React.js is probably the easiest one for me to understand among the typical "frameworks", especially Angular and Ember.
After all the excitement about Angular for example, I went to learn about it and just got lost with new concepts: DOM transclusion, scopes, services, directives, ng-apps, controllers, dependency inversion and so on. I can use it but need someone to hold my hand. It reminded me of Enterprise Java Beans.
But so far just learning how React is put together and looking at the tutorials it seems like less of a framework and easier to understand altogether. I suspect this might become the new way to build web applications.
Well anyway, don't take this too seriously, I as said, I am an outsider to this.
After all the excitement about Angular for example, I went to learn about it and just got lost with new concepts: DOM transclusion, scopes, services, directives, ng-apps, controllers, dependency inversion and so on. I can use it but need someone to hold my hand. It reminded me of Enterprise Java Beans.
But so far just learning how React is put together and looking at the tutorials it seems like less of a framework and easier to understand altogether. I suspect this might become the new way to build web applications.
Well anyway, don't take this too seriously, I as said, I am an outsider to this.