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JavaScript

Posted by Scott Tolan
Scott Tolan
1,621 Points

JavaScript Frameworks - advice needed?

Hi,

I am creating a web application that will contain a checklist and further information on each item in the list. I have to use a framework as it's part of my assignment but I'm unsure which one will suit my project best. As anyone got any advice or experience in any JavaScript frameworks that they'd be willing to share?

I know there is a tutorial on Angular on here but you have to be pro to view it, so is this also worth it and what does the tutorial cover?

Be much appreciated

Scott Tolan
Scott Tolan
1,621 Points

Thanks for the responses, think I'm going to give Angular a go!

2 Answers

Tim McEwan
Tim McEwan
19,537 Points
Tim McEwan
Tim McEwan
19,537 Points

Hi Scott,

I would say Angular.js would be the best to use. I been using it for a while. There are other ways of learning angular such as books. I have the ng-book and it is a great book for starting off. I wish you the best of luck.

Gloria Dwomoh
Gloria Dwomoh
13,116 Points
Gloria Dwomoh
Gloria Dwomoh
13,116 Points

Hi Scott,

I can't really tell you which one to choose, but since you asked about the Angular course as well, I wanted to note that there is a course coming up for Anglular.js, it is estimated to be released this month. You can check out its overview here AngularJS, there is also Ember.js estimated to be released this month, so you can also check its overview here Ember.js. From what I have noticed, so far, the trailer is working on the Ember course even though the course is not out yet :)