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Did you learn React from CodeCademy's tutorial to the extent that you used it in a real project? Is it a good and detailed tutorial? And did you use the pro version of the tutorial at CodeCademy or the free one?

Indu Pillai The tutorial helped me get a grasp of it.I din't start doing an actual project till i had also gone through the sites documentation.I completely forgot about something , there is also Vue js(vuejs.org).Actually i'd pick it over angular and react.Its small and the easiest to learn.You can learn it in 2 days.

felix Someone at the Reddit also suggested VueJs, but I don't know if Vue also have a library for native apps like React and Angular do. Also for creating PWAs with React there is a Packt book and for creating PWAs with Angular there is a Lynda course, and I would like to create the PWA with it and later native apps with it.

Are there some libraries for creating native apps with Vue and also is there some tutorial(s) for creating PWAs with Vue?

Thank You!

Indu Pillai I don't know about native apps but you can build a progressive web app with vue js also.There are plenty of tools to choose from from so don't worry too much about it. It also has a large community so you can always get someone to help.I mostly work with angular and i can tell you its powerful but over complicates things as compared to vue js.

felix So for ease of learning you suggested VueJs, and after that React.

I'll think, and if Native Stuff was important I'll go with React, otherwise with Vue.

Thank You!

Indu Pillai Yeah. No problem.You can read this medium.com/reverdev/why-we-moved-from-angular-2-t…

Vue.js :D

Ahmed Atalla what does your comment (Vue.js :D) mean?