React is a JavaScript library for building UI components for web applications.

( it
painless to create interactive UIs )
React can be used as a base in the development of single-page or mobile
applications, as it is optimal for fetching rapidly changing data that needs to be
recorded.
React is a front-end library used to create stateful and reusable UI components. It
allows developers to create large web applications that can change data without
reloading the page.

React has a few different kinds of components, but we’ll start

with React.Component subclasses:

Pros & cons

1. Easy to learn, thanks to its simple design, use of JSX for templating, and highly
detailed documentation.

2. Developers spend more time writing modern JavaScript, and less time worrying
about the framework-specific code.

3. Extremely fast, courtesy of React's Virtual DOM implementation and various

rendering optimizations.

4. Data-binding is one-way, meaning less unwanted side effects.

5. React is moving away from class-based components, which may be a barrier for
developers more comfortable with Object Oriented Programming.

6. Mixing templating with logic (JSX) can be confusing for some developers at first.

Best React UI component libraries

1- Material Kit React

2-Shards React
3-Material-UI
4-React Bootstrap
5-React Virtualized
6-Argon Design System React
7-Blueprint
 Angular
Angular is a JavaScript framework that was initially geared toward building single-
page applications.

AngularJS is a toolset for building the framework most suited to your application
development. It is fully extensible and works well with other libraries. Every feature
can be modified or replaced to suit your unique development workflow and feature
needs. Read on to find out how.

Why AngularJS?
HTML is great for declaring static documents, but it falters when we try to use it for declaring
dynamic views in web-applications. AngularJS lets you extend HTML vocabulary for your
application. The resulting environment is extraordinarily expressive, readable, and quick to
develop.

Pros and cons

1. Reusability
2. Readability
3. High Performance
4. Unit-test friendly
5. Maintainability
6. Component-based architecture that provides a higher quality of code
7. TypeScript: better tooling, cleaner code, and higher scalability
8. RxJS: efficient, asynchronous programming
9. The platform-agnostic philosophy
10. Hierarchical dependency injection
11. Angular Universal
12. Ivy renderer
13. Angular elements
14. Google Long-Term Support
15. Angular Material streamlines Material Design interface engineering

Cons of Angular:-
=> Divided and churning community
=> Migrating legacy systems from AngularJs to Angular requires time
=> Angular is verbose and complex
=> Steep learning curve
=> CLI documentation is lacking details
Vue
Vue is a very powerful framework but one of its strengths is that it is very lightweight
and easy to pick up. As a matter of fact, in the first recipe you will build a simple but
functioning program in minutes, with no setup required.

advantages of using Vue.js technology in web development

1-Very Small Size
2-Easy to Understand and Develop Applications
3-Simple Integration
4-Detailed Documentation
5-Flexibility
6-Two-Way Communication

The greatest benefit of Vue in the war of vue vs angular is it’s absence of pedigree. It
is fresh and has little baggage. It has been learning from the mistakes and
successes of React & Angular. The way we see it, Vue is lightweight & easy to learn .

Which is better and what you prefer to use ?

If you like flexibility more than other features, use React.

If you love coding in TypeScript, go for Angular.

If you are a JavaScript lover, use React because it is all about JavaScript.

If you are a fan of clean code, use Vue in your application.

Vue provides the easiest learning curve and it’s an ideal option for beginners.

If you want separation of concerns in your application, use Vue.

If you are a fond of object-oriented programming, Angular is definitely the pick for
you.

Vue is ideal for a small team and a small project. If your app seems to be large and
has significant future expansion plan, pick React or Angular.