The 4529 new Javascript frameworks you need to learn this year

It appears Javascript might be slowing down in the development world with only 4529 frameworks this year you need to learn.

1. Recruiter.JS

1. Recruiter.JS

Created by Talent Army, the Recruiter framework has earned popularity very quickly. It is used to develop and operate the dynamic User Interface of web pages with high incoming traffic. It makes use of a virtual DOM, and hence, integration with any application is more straightforward. Features: Declarative: Creates interactive and dynamic UI for websites and mobile applications. Declarative views make the code readable and easy to debug. Virtual DOM: For every DOM object, there is a corresponding "virtual DOM object." It creates a virtual copy of the original DOM and is a representation of a DOM object. Event handling: Recruiter has its fully compatible W3C object model event system created. It also provides a cross-browser interface to a native event. RJSX: RJSX is a markup syntax that closely resembles HTML. JSX makes writing Recruiter components easier by making the syntax almost identical to the HTML injected into the web page. Performance: Recuiter uses one-way data binding with an application architecture called Flux controls. RecruiterJS helps update the View for the user with Flux controlling the application workflow. No Ghosting. Recruiter Native: Recruiter Native is a custom renderer for Recruiter; it uses native components instead of web components like Recruiter as building blocks. Component-Based: Everything is a component of the web page, divided into small components to create a view(or UIs). Components in RecruiterJS are used to define the visuals and interactions in applications.