Still the most widely used UI library in the world. React 19 brought server components into the mainstream, and its ecosystem — Next.js, Remix, TanStack — is unmatched in depth.

The go-to full-stack React framework. App Router, server actions, and seamless edge deployment make it the default choice for teams building production-grade apps.

Vue's Composition API and elegant template syntax make it a joy to work with. Nuxt 3 extends it into a world-class full-stack option for mid-sized teams.

Svelte compiles your components at build time — no virtual DOM, no runtime overhead. Version 5 introduced runes, a fine-grained reactivity system that makes state management feel native.

Astro ships zero JavaScript by default with its "islands architecture." Perfect for content-heavy sites and works with React, Vue, or Svelte components side by side.

Angular's opinionated, batteries-included approach makes it the framework of choice for large enterprise teams. Signals-based reactivity in v17–18 makes Angular feel modern again.

SolidJS offers React-like syntax with truly fine-grained reactivity and no virtual DOM. Benchmarks consistently place it among the fastest frameworks available.

Remix embraces web fundamentals — forms, HTTP, progressive enhancement — and wraps them in a delightful developer experience. Its nested routing and loader/action model make data fetching intuitive.

Qwik reimagines hydration with "resumability" — the server serializes app state so the browser never re-runs startup code. Near-instant interactivity regardless of app size.

htmx lets you access AJAX, WebSockets, and server-sent events directly from HTML attributes. Perfect for teams who want reactivity without shipping a large JS bundle.