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Comparison of JavaScript-based web frameworks

For backend JavaScript web frameworks, see Comparison of server-side web frameworks § JavaScript.

This is a comparison of web frameworks for front-end web development that are reliant on JavaScript code for their behavior.

General information

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Framework Version
compared 		Size in KB Download link License Source language
Angular 21.0.0
17 Nov 2025 		10300 10.3 MB MIT TypeScript
AngularJS 1.8.3
7 Apr 2022 		AngularJS support has officially ended MIT JavaScript
Apache Royale 0.9.12
11 Dec 2024 		19 19 KB (zipped) Apache ActionScript 3, MXML, CSS
Backbone.js 1.6.1
1 Apr 2025 		190 190 KB MIT JavaScript
Dojo 1.17.3
13 Aug 2022 		729 7.29 MB BSD & AFL JavaScript
Ember.js 6.7.0
10 Oct 2025 		14200 14.2 MB MIT JavaScript
Enyo 2.7.0
1 Apr 2016 		25 25 KB (core gzipped) Apache 2[1] JavaScript
Ext JS 7.9.0
22 Apr 2025 		Variable GPL & Commercial[2] JavaScript
Google Web Toolkit 2.12.2
3 Mar 2025 		109000 109 MB gwt-2.12.2.zip Apache Java
Htmx 2.0.8
25 Oct 2025 		16 16.2 KB htmx.min.js.gz Zero-Clause BSD Javascript
jQuery (library) 3.7.1
28 Aug 2023 		34 34.7 KB MIT JavaScript
jQWidgets 17.0.0
11 Aug 2023 		198000 198 MB CC & Commercial[3] JavaScript
Knockout 3.5.1
Jul 2021 		70 69.9 KB MIT JavaScript
MooTools 1.6.0
14 Jan 2016 		58 58.1 KB MIT JavaScript
Prototype & script. aculo.us[4] Prototype:
1.7.3
22 Sep 2015
script.aculo.us: 1.9.0
23 Dec 2010 		Variable MIT JavaScript
qooxdoo 7.9.2
13 Oct 2025 		24800 24.8 MB LGPL & EPL JavaScript
React 19.2.0
01 Oct 2025 		172 172 KB MIT JavaScript / TypeScript
SAP OpenUI5 1.141.2
22 Oct 2025 		Variable Apache 2[5] JavaScript
SproutCore 1.11.2
2 May 2016 		236 236 KB MIT JavaScript
Svelte 5.42.2
26 Oct 2025 		2640 2.64 MB MIT JavaScript / TypeScript
Next.js 16.0.0
22 Oct 2025 		139000 139 MB MIT JavaScript / TypeScript
SolidJS [wd] 1.9.9
24 Sep 2024 		10600 1.06 MB MIT JavaScript / TypeScript
Astro [wd] 2.0.0
17 Oct 2024 		2400 2.4 MB MIT JavaScript / TypeScript
React Router 7.11.0
17 Dec 2025 		27.1 27.1 KB MIT JavaScript / TypeScript
Remix 2.17.2
29 Oct 2025 		278 278 KB MIT JavaScript / TypeScript
Qwik [wd] 1.0.0
5 Oct 2024 		54500 54.5 MB MIT JavaScript / TypeScript
Fresh [wd] 2.1.2
8 Oct 2025 		10 10.3 KB MIT JavaScript / TypeScript
Preact [wd] 11.0.0
19 Aug 2025 		1260 1.26 MB MIT JavaScript / TypeScript
Vue.js 3.5.42
27 Aug 2026 		n/a 3 MB MIT JavaScript / TypeScript
Webix 11.2.0
25 Sep 2025 		7480 7.48 MB GPL & Commercial[6] JavaScript
ZK 10.2.1
1 Jul 2025 		Variable LGPL & GPL & ZOL[7] XML + Java (JavaScript optional)

High-level framework comparison

[edit]

JavaScript-based web application frameworks, such as React and Vue, provide extensive capabilities but come with associated trade-offs. These frameworks often extend or enhance features available through native web technologies, such as routing, component-based development, and state management. While native web standards, including Web Components, modern JavaScript APIs like Fetch and ES Modules, and browser capabilities like Shadow DOM, have advanced significantly, frameworks remain widely used for their ability to enhance developer productivity, offer structured patterns for large-scale applications, simplify handling edge cases, and provide tools for performance optimization.[8][9][10]

Frameworks can introduce abstraction layers that may contribute to performance overhead, larger bundle sizes, and increased complexity. Modern frameworks, such as React 18 and Vue 3, address these challenges with features like concurrent rendering, tree-shaking, and selective hydration. While these advancements improve rendering efficiency and resource management, their benefits depend on the specific application and implementation context. Lightweight frameworks, such as Svelte and Preact, take different architectural approaches, with Svelte eliminating the virtual DOM entirely in favor of compiling components to efficient JavaScript code, and Preact offering a minimal, compatible alternative to React. Framework choice depends on an application’s requirements, including the team’s expertise, performance goals, and development priorities.[8][9][10]

A newer category of web frameworks, including enhance.dev, Astro, and Fresh, leverages native web standards while minimizing abstractions and development tooling.[11][12][13] These solutions emphasize progressive enhancement, server-side rendering, and optimizing performance. Astro renders static HTML by default while hydrating only interactive parts. Fresh focuses on server-side rendering with zero runtime overhead. Enhance.dev prioritizes progressive enhancement patterns using Web Components. While these tools reduce reliance on client-side JavaScript by shifting logic to build-time or server-side execution, they still use JavaScript where necessary for interactivity. This approach makes them particularly suitable for performance-critical and content-focused applications.[8][9][10]

Features

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Angular
Feature detection[14] Yes Yes
[15] 		Yes Yes
[16] 		No
[17][18] 		Yes
[19] 		Yes Yes
[20] 		No
[21] 		Yes Yes No Yes
DOM wrapped[22] Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes No
[23] 		No
[24][25] 		Yes No Yes Yes
XMLHttpRequest
data retrieval 		Yes Yes Yes
[26] 		Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
[27] 		Yes
[28] 		Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
WebSocket Yes
[26] 		Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes
[28] 		Yes
[29] 		Yes Yes Via Plugin Yes
[30]
Server push data retrieval Yes
[31] 		Yes
[32] 		Yes
[33] 		Yes
[31] 		No Via Plugin Yes
[34] 		Yes
Other data retrieval Yes: XML, HTML, CSV, ATOM, AMF, JSON Yes: XML, HTML, CSV, ATOM
[35] 		Yes: XML, SOAP, AMF, Ext.Direct Yes: RPC, RequestFactory Yes: XML, HTML Yes: XML, JSON, CSV, TSV
[27] 		Yes: XML, HTML Yes: XML, HTML, CS, JSON, JSArray, CSV
Drag and drop Yes Yes
[36] 		Yes With plugin
[37] 		With plugins
[38] 		Yes
[39] 		Yes
[40] 		Yes
[41] 		Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
[42]
Simple visual effects Yes Yes Yes
[43] 		Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
[44] 		Yes Yes Yes Yes
[45] 		Yes
[46] 		Yes Yes
Animation /
advanced visual effects 		Yes Yes
[47] 		Yes
[48] 		Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
[49] 		Yes Yes Yes
[45] 		Yes Yes
[50]
Back button support /
history management 		Yes
[51] 		Yes Yes
[52] 		Yes
[53] 		Yes With plugins
[54] 		No With plugin
[55] 		Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Input form widgets & validation Yes Yes Yes
[56] 		Yes Yes Yes:
Validation requires plugin[57] 		With plugins
[58] 		Yes
[59] 		Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
[60][61]
Grid Yes Yes
[62] 		Yes Yes With plugins
[63] 		Yes
[64] 		With plugin
[65] 		Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
[66]
Hierarchical Tree Yes Yes
[67] 		Yes
[68] 		Yes
[69] 		Yes With plugins
[70] 		Yes
[71] 		With plugins
[72] 		Yes Yes
[73] 		Yes Yes Yes
[74]
Rich text editor No Yes Yes
[75] 		Yes
[76] 		Yes With plugins
[77] 		Yes
[78] 		Yes
[79] 		Yes Via plugin Yes Yes
[80]
Autocompletion tools No Yes
[81] 		Yes Yes Yes
[82] 		Yes
[83] 		With plugin
[84] 		Yes With plugins Yes Yes
HTML generation tools No Yes
[85] 		Yes Yes Yes Yes
[78] 		Yes
[86] 		Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Widgets themeable / skinnable Yes Yes
[87] 		Yes Yes
[88] 		Yes
[89] 		Yes
[90] 		Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
GUI resizable panels and modal dialogs Yes Yes Yes Yes
[91] 		Yes With plugins Yes
[92] 		Yes
[93] 		Yes Yes Yes
[94] 		Yes
GUI page layout Yes Yes Yes With plugin
[95] 		Yes
[96][97] 		Yes
[93] 		Yes Yes Yes
[94] 		Yes
[98]
Canvas support Yes Yes
[99] 		Yes Yes Yes With plugin
[100] 		Yes
[101] 		Yes
[102] 		Yes Yes Yes
[103] 		Yes
Mobile/tablet support (touch events) Yes Yes Yes
[104] 		Yes Yes Yes With plugin
[105] 		With plugin
[106] 		Yes
[107] 		With plugin
[108] 		Yes Yes Yes Yes
[109] 		Yes
[110]
Accessibility /
graceful degradation[111] 		Yes Yes
[112] 		No Yes Yes
[16] 		Yes
[113] 		Yes Yes
[114] 		Yes No
[115] 		Degradation: No
Accessibility: Yes 		Yes Yes
[116]
ARIA compliant Yes
[112] 		Yes
[16] 		Yes
[117] 		Yes
[114] 		Yes No Yes Yes
[118] 		Yes Yes
[119]
Developer tools, Visual design Yes
[120][121] 		in progress
[122] 		Yes
[123][124][125] 		Yes Yes
[126][127] 		Yes
[128][129][130] 		Yes
[131][132] 		Yes
[133] 		No Yes Yes
[134][135]
Offline storage[136] Yes No
[137] 		Yes Yes
[138] 		Via Google Gears
[139] 		With plugin
[140] 		Yes
[141] 		Yes Yes Yes Yes
Cross-browser 2d Vector Graphics[142] Yes
[143] 		Yes With plugin
[144] 		Yes
[101] 		Yes
[145] 		No Yes
[103] 		Yes (via Raphael)[146]
Charting & Dashboard[147] Yes Yes
[148] 		Yes
[149] 		With plugin
[150][151] 		Yes
[152][153] 		No Yes
[154] 		Yes
[155]
RTL Support in UI Components Yes Yes Yes Depends on the plugin used Yes
[114] 		Yes Yes No

Browser support

[edit]
Framework Internet Explorer Mozilla Firefox Safari Opera Chrome Edge
Angular Latest and extended support release 2 most recent major versions Latest and previous stable version 2 most recent major versions
AngularJS (1.3) 8+ (9+) 4+ 5+ 11+ 30+
Apache Royale 9 (Edge --> 10) 21 6 15 23
Dojo 6+ 3+[156] 4[156] 10.50+[156] 3[156]
Ember.js 6+ 3+ 4+ 10.6+ 14+
Enyo 8+[157] >4[157] >5[157] >10[157]
Ext JS 8+ 45+ 11+ 43+ 64+[158]
Google Web Toolkit 8+ 1+ 5+ 9+ 1+
jQuery (3.x) 6+ (9+)[159] 2+[159] 3+[159] 9+[159] 1+[159]
jQWidgets 7+[160] 2+[160] 3+[160] 9+[160] 1+[160]
MooTools 6+ 2+ 3+ 9+ 1+
Prototype & script. aculo.us[4] 6+ 1.5+ 2.0.4+ 9.25+ 1+ (starting with 1.6.1RC3)
qooxdoo 6+ 2+ 3+ 9+ 2+
React 9+[161]
SAP OpenUI5[162] 11+ Latest Stable and ESR Last 2 Latest Version
SproutCore 6+ 3+ 4+ 9+ 1+
Svelte 21+ 6+ 15+ 23+ 12+
Vue 10+ 21+ 6+ 15+ 23+ 12+
ZK 6+ 2.0+ 3+ 9+ 2+
Webix 11+[163] 93+[163] 5+[163] 95+[163] 95+[163] 95+[163]

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