Questions about JavaScript frameworks (newbie)

[gan881]

Hi, guys! I'm a girl and I'm interested in programming. I read many relevant books, sources on the Web, learned JavaScript (also C/C++), and want to create some app or project. But I'm not sure which framework is better to use (forgot to mention, I'm planning to build it on JavaScript). I found the overview of Ionic, NativeScript and React Active — . The source is quite informative and thorough and both frameworks are similar to use. Still, are there some more differences that weren't mentioned in the article? Sorry for stupid questions, I really need your help and pieces of advice.

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[Wurzelhüpfer]

Due to the fact, that you would like to stick with plain Javascript / Typescript, I personally would prefer Ionic. Why?
- It has a very big community.
- A lot of native plugins are available (you can use cordova plugins too).
- You can use Ionic 4 with the framework you prefer, f. e. Angular or Vue.js.
- They provide a lot of pre-styled components, which you can use out of the box.
- If you don't have a Mac for iOS Apps, you can go with Ionic Pro (a cloud based build process).

And many more other arguments / facts.

Checkout the Docs here and take a look at the pre-styled components, plugins, etc.:
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If you checkout the stars / forks on GitHub for each framework you mentioned, you will notice, that Ionic takes the lead.

If you're open to learn another programming language, you could take a look at React Native or Flutter.

Hope I could help you.

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To be honest it depends on what kind of app or project you want to develop.