Alyssa Nicoll over at Telerik looks at how React, Ember, and jQuery are doing – a somewhat interesting combination since it doesn’t include Angular, Vue, etc.
React continues to come out strong, Ember is positioned as a convention over configuration option, and jQuery while seemingly increasingly relegated to the past still dominates the web.
I actually haven’t read ALL of this article yet, but what I did read was quite good…a...
An article on a React blog (!) about the best Vue.js resources. It appears to be kept updated.
A material design component framework for Vue.js. Includes an impressive number of components inc...
A front-end JavaScript framework currently competing with Google Angular and Facebook React for d...
An interesting article by the rather prolific Dr. Axel Rauschmayer on the pros and cons of using ...
This article was written by Sacha Greif regarding an analysis he performed of the top JavaScript ...
Michelle Gienow interviews JavaScript developer Ethan Brown for The New Stack. The conversation c...
Manjunath M writes for Tuts+ in Oct 2017 about the JS libraries and frameworks that are important...
Node.js is a JavaScript runtime built on top of Chrome’s V8 JavaScript engine. This allows ...
A package management application created by Facebook that serves as an alternative to npm.
Great article by Peter Jang that explains what modern JavaScript looks like, aimed especially at ...
Babel is a popular JavaScript transpiler. Unlike many other transpilers it doesn’t translat...
James Koice writes a helpful article on what it takes to build a modern JavaScript application in...
An annual survey of JavaScript developers that analyzes how JavaScript is being used including wh...
Sacha Greif wrote an article for freeCodeCamp that provides a recommended path through the JavaSc...
Auth0 has a great article by Sebastian Peyrott (published 1/2017) on the history of JavaScript. Q...