Top Frontend Frameworks for Web Development in 2024

https://www.tuvoc.com/blog/top-frontend-frameworks-for-web-development-in-2024/

Discover the top frontend frameworks for web development in 2024 that offer speed, flexibility, and scalability. Stay ahead with the best tools for building modern, responsive web applications.

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Frameworks like NextJS, Astro, Nuxt, SvelteKit, SolidStart and QwikCity has certainly made progressive enhancemnt a lot easier when using typical JS frontend technology.

Something I’ve been wondering lately is: what would a modern JS framework look like if it not only made progressive enhancement possible, but was primarily designed around making progressive enhancement?

From what I can tell, none of these frameworks do this (and some of them even fail to utilize PE on their own websites, I even saw one that had links that didn’t work properely without JS!). The closest to taking PE seriously is SvelteKit which has a feature for progressive enhancing forms.

There's a website that conmpared how do did various things in different frontend frameworks (Vue, React, Qwik, etc…). Kinda like hyperpolyglot.org, but for frontend frameworks instead.

However, I haven't quite been able to find it. It seems pretty popular though, so if anyone remember I'd be really grateful!

It makes absolutely no sense that #DesignSystems and #FrontendFrameworks like #TailwindCSS have decided to have darker colors be higher numbers, since computer screens are an additive color system where the more color you add the brighter things get.

https://v2.tailwindcss.com/docs/customizing-colors

I can only assume this is a holdover that print designers with subtractive color experience brought with them online.

Front-end frameworks be like "you don't have to move everything at once, you can do it piece by piece!", then provide next to no documentation on how to actually do that