Choosing a JavaScript Framework
summary
Six very small “hello world” apps get built side-by-side for 6 frameworks and the live demos and source expose concrete differences: bundle sizes (React+Redux smallest, Angular 2 largest), DBMonster repaint speeds (Aurelia and Angular 2 at the top, virtualization and web-worker boosts), and interoperability tradeoffs from web‑standards use. A crucial nontechnical finding is the React patent clause in the license. Final guidance is blunt: Aurelia + Ember recommended, Polymer/React maybe, Angular 1/2 no.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 4:35The Frameworks
- 28:25Size
- 32:23Repaint Performance
- 34:39Standards Compliance
- 37:15Separated Presentation
- 39:59Obtrusiveness
- 41:59Interoperability
- 43:22Project
- 48:09Core Team
- 51:15Community
- 53:47Learning Materials
- 54:17Business
- 57:34What framework should I choose?
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