Some say JavaScript is great, some other says JavaScript is a mess. Too many options are both good and bad at the same time. Let me help you choose for you so you can get started with your projects with no time wasted choosing frameworks. This talk is presented at Geekcamp.id

1. JS FRAMEWORK IN 2017
Picking A
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2. DISCLAIMER: LET’S AGREE TO DISAGREE
Not framework battle My Personal Experience
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3. JAVASCRIPT IS GREAT JAVASCRIPT IS A MESS

4. BACKEND
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5. Success story of NodeJS project
De facto NodeJS web framework
Large community
Approachable framework for
newcomers
Backed by the big brother
Strongloop/IBM
Batteries not included
Doesn’t provide infra to scale
May become bloated and difficult
to maintain
A lot of different ways to do things

6. Just enough battery to get started
Answers to Express lack of extensibility
and maintainability issue
Better code organization
Battle tested on black friday traffic
Originally created by Walmart Labs
Smaller community
Less popular
Too much boilerplate for simple
web app
Docs is still off

7. Full and opinionated framework
Consistent structure through
generator and scaffolding
Batteries included.
Opinionated and rigid
Less popular
Relatively young
Weak documentation
Real-time feature included

8. OTHERS

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10. Simple
Virtual DOM
JavaScript, without additional
templating language
Component based
Flexible. You make all the decisions
Moving fast, real fast
Isn’t a framework
Inconsistent App structure
Mobile developmet via React Native
Learning curve is not one linear

11. TypeScript
Full framework
Consistent through CLI
Test everything philosophy
Reactive build-in via RxJS, optional
TypeScript
No backward compatibility
Component based
Steep learning curve
Super rigid. MVC is a must

16. Simple and easy to use
Lightweight
Fresh, learn mistakes and successes
of React and Angular
Adopted by Laravel
Backed by Alibaba
Too flexible
Breaking changes
Template language is a bit off
Good momentum
Still in ES5 world for the most of
part

17. OTHERS

18. TO
CONCLUDE....

19. LOTS OF OPTIONS
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20. WHAT WORKS FOR YOU
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21. WHAT WORKS FOR YOUR TEAM

22. WHAT WORKS FOR YOUR PROJECT

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