Using JavaScript frameworks to build a website instead of website builders, Wordpress, etc.

[linux.poet]

Common JavaScript frameworks are:

-React (and Next.js)
-Vue
-Node.js (and Node package manager)
-Bootstrap (old)
-jQuery (old)

I was taught jQuery from my community college back in the day, but I am largely unfamiliar with more recent frameworks. Has anyone tried to use these to build a website, and what has your experience been?

 

[Kane]

I have no knowledge and skills with coding. Even though I have tried to edit codes on my website based on the tutorials I find online, I usually do not mess up with codes. I like building websites through content management systems. It is not only easy to do so but also a faster way to build a website.

 

[Heatman]

I'm still learning coding and I will be very honest with you about how difficult I'm finding it. It's not as easy as I thought or some people say it is. But I'm not giving up on it yet. I'm still in the early stages, hopefully I will get to where it's going to teach me about coding for websites.

 

[Busybee]

jQuery and Bootstrap were popular choices in the past, but their usage has declined over time. React, along with Next.js for server-side rendering, has gained significant popularity for building interactive user interfaces. Exploring newer frameworks like React and Vue can expand your skillset and open up new possibilities in web development.