Srovnání aktuálních frontendových frameworků a Vanilla JS a identifikace faktorů pro rozhodovaní o jejich užití

This bachelor thesis aims to compare current frontend javascript frameworks and vanilla JavaScript and identify factors for their use. This topic is very current, beacause new frameworks appear almost every year and developers should know their essential differences and use cases. For this thesis, React, Angular, Vue, Svelte and SolidJS frameworks have been chosen as the most relevant ones, which the thesis first briefly introduces and then compares using different criteria. The criteria for comparison are found in questionnaires conducted among developers and also based on academic papers focused on this topic. The criteria observed are the speed of the framework, the length of the application code, the size of the framework and the application, the quality of the framework documentation and the size of the framework community. Other relevant criteria were the frequency of updates and stability of the framework, as well as the framework ecosystem consisting of additional libraries and tools for building mobile applications. Another goal of this thesis is to make recommendations for choosing the right framework for certain types of projects based on the results of the comparison. The thesis also presents examples of applications that use these frameworks or vanilla JavaScript and describes the developer experience with these frameworks.