Which Javascript Library for Creating a PDF Should I Use?

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Which JavaScript library for creating a PDF should I use?

There is no best one. The four outstanding frameworks/libraries I usually narrow this down to are. Angular (Google) React (Facebook) Vue (Evan You) Ember (highest paying) Always check the brilliant State Of JavaScript survey for the latest information, and remember that popular and best are totally separate things - one is an objective measure of how many people jumped on a train, the other is your choice of train. Facebook and Google promote Angular and React, so t’ve become popular as well as setting the bar for others to both improve on (Vue and Preact) and compete with. Also worthy pf mention are Preact (if you don’t want to hitch your wagon to Facebook), Polymer (an upcoming and different approach) and Mithril (because it’s carefully-made and compact). That’s probably enough to make a choice! If you want to draw stuff, Three.js and Processing .js are the way to go - if you haven’t already checked them out, take a look at what can be done with those two - it’ll expand your view of JavaScript .-)

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JS — The New Frontend Stack Reply #22 on: January 25, 2018, 05:41:50 PM I am using React for everything: from the frontend UI, to routing / routing components — to the Backend. I'm very happy with having been able to use React on the back port of jQuery 2.1, as it allows me to get things done much faster than a new version of jQuery. I don't have experience with the Vue.JS framework (or any framework/libraries as a whole) but it seems like a very interesting project, and at the moment I feel the React frontend framework is the most advanced one out there. I can't wait to see how things evolve, though. In my first project Angular was used to create a simple blog application, and it worked fine, but I soon found out that JavaScript was very different from the language I have become used to. I tried using a.