JavaScript Choice Made Easy - Angular v. React v. Vue

Angular, React, and Vue are three very important frameworks in the JavaScript world. Thanks to them you can build dynamic websites. Add them to individual pages on your site or totally rely on them, by building single-page applications, but don't reinvent the wheel while you can leverage their power.

In this course we're going to build three dynamic applications. First, we're going to create an image browser—Image Ocean—in Angular, using TypeScript. It will also have the ability to upload images. After that we'll start React development while building the Clothes on Fire shopping application. To make our shop even better, we're going to add Redux to the mix. Redux is responsible for maintaining the state and data of JavaScript apps. It can be used with any framework. –Finally, we'll write a blog—not the articles though, but the blogging platform itself, in Vue. It will be called Wordsmith. For all three applications we're going to cover build tools, testing, and other parts of each framework's unique ecosystem.

By the end of the course you should be able to create your own application in the framework of your choice: Angular, React or Vue. You'll also easily jump into other frameworks (not covered in this course) by learning the fundamentals of single-page applications.

About the Author

Daniel Kmak is an ambitious and passionate JavaScript engineer. He is an active Stack Overflow user with many well-known reputations. His contribution to helping others has not gone unnoticed. Being close to the top 10 contributors in Ember.js tag, Daniel got his job as a consultant for Techolution. He has been teaching remotely for almost a year.

Currently, Daniel leads a team of talented and experienced engineers at WorkHQ, a global startup that creates enterprise resource planning applications. Daniel writes a blog and shares his knowledge on a YouTube channel. You can find his publications on HackerNoon and Medium.

Daniel is focused on the practical side of learning. He started watching video courses and later mastered programming by hard work and experience. That's why he can understand and empathize with online viewers. He imparts the quality content he would expect himself from a video course. His passion is teaching others and sharing knowledge.