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The document summarizes a presentation comparing jQuery, React, and Angular frameworks. It includes: 1. An introduction and agenda for the presentation. 2. Overviews of jQuery, React, and Angular - describing what each is, sample applications for each, and common ways of handling tasks like AJAX requests. 3. A discussion of pros and cons of each framework, and suggestions for when each might be best used - such as jQuery for basic DOM manipulation, Angular for experienced programmers, and React when fast rendering is needed.
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- 4. JQuery vs React vs Angular Frontend Málaga
- 5. Hello. I’m Rafa Rafael David Latorre López - Villalta • Lead Frontend & UX Chief at Tolq.com • resetsociety.com founder 9 years of experience developing experiences which try to be easy for the user
- 6. Today we are going to be talking about movies
- 11. Lets give a closer look to them
- 12. JQuery (or zepto) • It’s just a library • It allows us to access and change the DOM easily • Unifies cross-browser inconsistent functionalities • It is really easy to do interaction design with it
- 13. JQuery vs Vainilla JS vs
- 15. Easiest and most common way: • Backend with templating system renders everything (php, .net, rails, etc) • Jquery just toggles a class to hide and show the extra content • No Javascript rendering • No AJAX
- 16. Easiest and most common way:
- 17. What if I want to render with JS ?
- 18. Rendering markup with JS
- 19. Rendering markup with JS
- 20. if the markup is complex you should use http://handlebarsjs.com/
- 21. Loading from the server
- 22. Pagination: better in the server
- 23. Pagination: better in the server • The code begins to become more unreadable • Organising the code is not easy.
- 24. Is then Jquery a bad choice for dynamic apps? Nope
- 25. This was created with Jquery
- 26. The code
- 27. Angular • It’s a complete framework with: • Data-binding, basic templating directives, form validation, routing, deep-linking, reusable components and dependency injection. • Getting started is easy, mastering it is quite difficult. • Double data binding • Low Decision Fatigue
- 28. Angular is BIG
- 29. Sample app
- 30. Easiest and most common way: • Render full Angular template from the backend • Everything is rendered via Javascript • Doing AJAX is easy and advisable
- 32. The controller
- 34. Refactoring
- 37. Angular 2 is coming • In no more than a few months the beta will be stable • Breaking changes everywhere • Copies several good practices from React
- 38. React • It’s just a library to render views and give them more functionality with JS. • It includes a Virtual DOM • Simple to use and learn • Can be rendered in the Server (Isomorphic JS) • Unidirectional data flow • Can create native mobile functionalities with React Native
- 39. Sample app
- 40. Easiest and most common way: • Initialise a div with JSON props where React components will be rendered • Everything is rendered via JSX + Javascript • Doing AJAX is easy and advisable
- 41. Normally you start with this:
- 42. But quickly turns into this:
- 43. Composing
- 45. Recap
- 46. Pros
- 47. ReactAngularJQuery • Low entry barrier • Trivial to set up anywhere • Easier and simpler on basic DOM interactions • Extremely popular • It provides a big set of tools to deal with everything in the frontend • Low decision fatigue • Currently popular, plenty of apps that will need maintenance • It’s easy to learn and master • Fastest rendering • Opens mobile development for frontend developers • Isomorphic JS
- 48. Cons
- 49. ReactAngularJQuery • Rendering markup is not elegant • Requires very strict development strategies on complex products • Mastering it is really hard • It has unnecessarily complex features (some of which will disappear in 2.0) • It’s going to be outdated in the coming months • Restrictive in some cases • Difficult to set up properly • Decision fatigue • Difficult to set up properly
- 50. When should you use them?
- 51. JQuery if: • There is no need to render a lot of templates • You are starting out • You are doing mostly DOM & CSS manipulation • You need the extra functionality it comes with ($.get, $.map, $.each)
- 52. Angular if: • You are an experienced programmer • You already have experience with it • You want one tool that deals with everything • You framework allows it
- 53. React if: • You need fast rendering • You are a beginner/intermediate programmer • Your framework needs some flexibility
- 54. Keep digging in: • https://www.airpair.com/angularjs/posts/angular- vs-react-the-tie-breaker • https://medium.freecodecamp.com/angular-2- versus-react-there-will-be- blood-66595faafd51#.midi90woe
- 55. Thanks!