The frontend frameworks powering modern web apps.
A component-based JavaScript library from Meta for building user interfaces out of reusable, composable pieces.
A React framework from Vercel that adds server rendering, routing, and full-stack conventions on top of React.
An approachable progressive JavaScript framework for building UIs, known for its gentle learning curve and single-file components.
A full-featured, opinionated TypeScript framework from Google for building large-scale enterprise web applications.
A framework that shifts work to compile time, producing highly optimized vanilla JavaScript instead of shipping a runtime library.
A content-focused web framework built around shipping minimal JavaScript by default, with an islands architecture for interactivity.
A declarative UI library that combines a React-like component model with fine-grained reactivity and no virtual DOM.
A fast, lightweight alternative to React with the same modern API packed into a much smaller footprint.