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A comprehensive comparison of 12 frontend frameworks (React, Vue, Svelte, Angular, Lit, Marko, jQuery, Alpine, Solid, Astro, Van.js, and Qwik) based on building identical apps in each. The author evaluates developer experience, performance benchmarks, pros/cons, and ideal use cases for each framework. Includes real production projects built with each framework and links to a benchmark repository with quantitative performance data. The comparison covers everything from enterprise-ready options like Angular to minimal libraries like Van.js, helping developers choose the right tool based on project requirements.

I built an app in every frontend framework

Lonely Programmer

I built an app in every frontend framework

(Vue dev) I don’t quite get the first three cons of Vue:
<ul>
<li>Vue implements alien signals, which is the latest and fastest signal tech</li>
<li>options API is something me and my team wouldn’t use, but ok it could be confusing</li>
<li>I use the nuxt file structure, but don’t have much other experience, so maybe there is something better for big projects</li>
</ul>
(still hyped for vapor mode and letting the virtual DOM behind)

Damn, that’s too much to even read. Hats off to you <a href="https://app.daily.dev/lissy93" data-mention-id="fmWbO5aySW7cNpICnr4OQ" data-mention-username="lissy93" translate="no">@lissy93</a>. 🫡

How much did all these tokes cost? Honest question.

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