Front-end

JS is a multi-paradigm, text-based programming language that supports object-oriented, imperative, and functional styles developed by Brendan Eich, a co-founder of Mozilla, Mozilla Foundation, and Mozilla Corporation. It is used on both client and server sides, providing dynamic interactivity to websites. By transforming a static web page into an interactive one, the integration of JavaScript enhances the user experience.

Though JavaScript is mainly used for web-based applications and web browsers, the range of the projects is diverse. JS is a single technology that has full integration with HTML/CSS, is supported by major browsers and enabled by default, and does not complicate simple things, which are carried out simply. In other words, developers do not need to download additional programs and compilers. It embraces developing and building mobile and web apps, games developing, and building web servers and developing server applications.

AngularJS is an open-source JavaScript framework written in TypeScript by a team of like-minded people in 2009. It is used for building both mobile and desktop apps. Because of its straightforward design architecture, AngularJS provides greater coding flexibility than any other framework. It facilitates the process of learning its operation principles and enables programmers to manage complex web applications with numerous features and components.

The framework was primarily developed for websites with dynamically changing content. It is widely used for building single-page applications, PWAs, HRMS, CMS, weather and travel applications, and others. The core features, like two-way binding, MVC architecture, cross-platformity, Angular CLI, and extensive support and documentation, have distinguished it from competitors, allowing developers to create user-friendly projects quickly and effortlessly. AngularJS also provides users with a wide set of useful tools for building, workflow management, and testing.

ReactJS is an open-source, front-end JavaScript-based UI development library introduced by Jordan Walke, a software developer for Facebook, in 2011. Facebook announced its decision to make it open-source in 2013. ReactJS is one of the most widespread and frequently requested frameworks among developers. The main objective of the library is to make it simple for programmers to create quick user interfaces for apps and websites. It allows them to build a complex UI from small and separate code components written in JSX, a unique language that combines HTML and JavaScript.

ReactJS is incredibly useful for protecting internal components or data flows because external queries cannot directly affect sub-components. Its benefits include a native approach, reusable components, open-source libraries, reduced coding, flexibility, and a fast learning process.

VueJS is a free and open-source JS framework for creating responsive applications with a sophisticated user experience, introduced by Evan You in 2014. Fast websites and applications, mobile applications, online shops, single-page apps, adaptable interfaces, prototypes, chats, and authorization interfaces can be created with it. Its main objectives are to satisfy developers’ specific needs and uphold the MVC design’s foundational principles, making it simple to implement Vue.js into any project. Regarding syntax and component construction, VueJS is stricter and more declarative.

The most recent Vue version has undergone significant improvements. It is continuously improving and getting better. As a result, it has developed a new internal structure consisting of several distinct modules, enabling users to reduce execution time. According to programmers, one of the key advantages is its modular architecture and adaptability. Reactive data binding, ease of mastery, customization, and integration are further benefits.

HTML (HyperText Markup Language) is a conventional markup language for web page creation enabling developers to build and arrange paragraphs and sections with the help of HTML elements (tags or attributes). It is used in web development to model displaying parts of a web page, web documentation for its organizing and initializing, and Internet navigation to smoothly handle and insert various links. Due to its inability to provide dynamic functionality, HTML is not regarded as a programming language and is considered an accepted web standard.

Images, links, and text formatting are all possible in HTML. So, it is used by businesses to interact with clients and increase sales efficiency. For example, implementing HTML emails can lead to product promotion, wide distribution of sales links, and enhancement of customer communication. HTML has several benefits, including extensive support with many different resources and a friendly community, accessibility – free and open-source- the possibility to integrate with backend languages, and clean markups simplifying learning.