What JavaScript framework(s) do you use?

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What JavaScript framework(s) do you use?

NogDog

Figured I'd try to seed this new forum with a little activity.

Padonak

jQuery wins so far ))

PrestaDesigner

Used many times "Simple XML Framework"

toicontien

The only real framework up there is AngularJS.

AJAX is one part XMLHttpRequest (Asynchrounous Javascript And Xml) and one part programming pattern (Ajax).

jQuery is a DOM manipulation library.

Mootools and Prototype are just different takes on jQuery.

I go old school, baby! document.all and document.layers ftw!

JCPerez

jQuery and AngularJS

SG_Interactive

Prototype is one of the more popular frameworks for JavaScript

root

Keeping it pure, I avoid all types of framework, reasons being, why load a library (aka framework) of 2000 lines of code to do a task that would take JavaScript several lines of code to do.

crymer

I've been wanting to use Aurelia.js in a new project because of its future-focus. It is built to use ES6 and some aspects of ES7. I haven't yet found the right project where I can give it a try, but I definitely want to try it out. I wrote a post about its features and why I think it might be a good choice for new projects. AngularJS is definitely my go-to for now, but I can see myself using Aurelia.js some time soon to see how well it leverages ES6 and what benefits that provides.

Isabella_martin

I really like to use angular js and ajax js in websites. Designing like animations are really easy with angular js.

Deeppurple

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Keeping it pure, I avoid all types of framework, reasons being, why load a library (aka framework) of 2000 lines of code to do a task that would take JavaScript several lines of code to do.

i totally agree with you!