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Ranked by how many scanned sites use each. Once we see sites drop AngularJS, where they go next ranks first.
Google-backed framework that extended HTML vocabulary for web apps, out of support since January 2022.
Growth is sites that added it minus confirmed removals in the last 90 days.
JavaScript UI library for web and native apps, owned since February 2026 by the React Foundation under the Linux Foundation.
React framework from Vercel for full-stack web apps, with server rendering on by default.
DOM and Ajax JavaScript library, copyrighted to the OpenJS Foundation and the project's contributors.
Compatibility plugin for jQuery, meant to be dropped once old code stops calling removed APIs.
Web framework for content-driven websites, made by a company that joined Cloudflare in 2026.
Incrementally adoptable JavaScript UI framework that scales from a library to a full framework.
Vue meta-framework whose company, NuxtLabs, joined Vercel in 2025.
Router-first full-stack React framework, built entirely on TanStack Router.
Compiler-based JavaScript UI framework whose components do minimal work once they reach the browser.
Minimal JavaScript framework that keeps a page's behaviour in its HTML attributes.
Ionic's open source web component compiler for component libraries and design systems shared across apps.
Widget and interaction library on top of jQuery, held by the OpenJS Foundation and kept in maintenance-only mode.
Routing library for React that doubles as a full-stack framework when its Vite plugin is switched on.
Svelte application framework whose apps go through a platform adapter before they can be deployed.
Google-maintained web application framework whose major versions are typically supported for 24 months.
Small web components library for design systems and shareable components, governed by the OpenJS Foundation.
Navigation library from 37signals that aims for single-page-app speed without writing JavaScript.
AJAX library driven by HTML attributes and written as the successor to intercooler.js.
React-based site framework with a GraphQL data layer, owned by Netlify since its 2023 purchase of Gatsby Inc.
Full-stack Laravel framework for building dynamic interfaces in PHP, with HTML attributes wired straight to server methods.