Comparative analysis of React, Next and Gatsby programming frameworks for creating SPA applications
Adam Świątkowski
adam.swiatkowski@pollub.edu.plLublin University of Technology (Poland)
Karol Ścibior
(Poland)
Abstract
This article presents a performance analysis of some of the most popular development frameworks based on the React library. The aim of the study was to show which of the technologies used to create the visual parts of web applications is the most efficient. The research was conducted with the use of 3 applications representing the same research content but based on the above-mentioned frontend technologies. In order to evaluate the performance, web browser development tools and React library were used, which proved that vanilla React is the most efficient for rendering pages with a lot of data.
Keywords:
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