[shankspeaks]

Can I recommend you look at Svelte before jumping into more complex frameworks like Vue and React?

It's lighter and a narrower footprint, but builds on JS fundamentals while introducing core concepts of component frameworks.

This allows you to build on these concepts like stores, hooks, actions, etc. which all have equivalents in other frameworks as well.

Transitioning beyond this to other frameworks is by choice but the foundation is more or less the same.

Personally, I found the transition between Vue and Svelte more intuitive, but only real difference I found between React and Vue/Svelte is JSX syntax and getting to grips with a few of its idiosyncracies.

And Svelte's tutorial and learning ecosystem is by far the best I've experienced so far.

Hope this helps.

[gls2ro]

Good point, I will add Svelte to my list of what I want to learn at least a little bit. I looked to their website and I like a lot how they present these concepts.