Resources

Angular — Google

AngularJS was the first framework I used, and I loved how easy it was to build interactive apps with two-way data binding. I adopted Angular 2+ immediately and still miss working with it sometimes.

Found 2016

Vue.js — Evan You

This is my main stack — I've been working with Vue for close to 5 years now, and I'm still in love with it.

Found 2019

React — Meta

Not my personal favorite, but the most widely used framework out there for good reasons — a must-have in any developer's toolkit.

Found 2018

Astro — Astro team

So far my favorite static site generator. I like how simple it is to build with, and it lets you mix multiple frameworks in the same project.

Found 2023

Tailwind CSS — Adam Wathan

My go-to CSS framework, once you get used to its philosophy — otherwise changing a style is a headache.

Found 2021

Vite — Evan You

If you've ever worked with webpack, you know why I love Vite.

Found 2021

Vitest — Anthony Fu

A Vite-native testing framework. I used to skip unit tests because Jest always felt slow — with Vitest that's not an excuse anymore.

Found 2022

Nuxt — NuxtLabs

An incredible framework for building Vue apps. I spend most of my workdays in it — easy to start, with a lot more power underneath.

Found 2020

Qwik — Builder.io

Resumability lets you build extremely fast apps. If you know React, you already know about 80% of it.

Found 2023

Next.js — Vercel

The first framework that introduced me to page-based routing on top of React. A lot of similarities with Nuxt.

Found 2019

Remix — Remix Software

Haven't had the chance to use it much yet, but it's on my watchlist.

Found 2024

RxJS — ReactiveX

Takes real effort to wrap your mind around, but incredibly powerful and flexible once it clicks.

Found 2020