Help a fellow backend dev chose a frontend framework for his personal project

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Vue.js

As previous comment's said, you can start with Vue specially since you might have to deal with it in the near future, but if the situation changes I'll also suggest Svelte as I personally find it more simple when it comes to typescript integration and adding a ton of logic to your components/templates etc.

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Vitest

Testing: Vitest https://vitest.dev/ React Testing Library: https://testing-library.com/docs/react-testing-library/intro/.

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Vite

You can write unit tests using Vitest. Which also means you should use Vite for your front end tooling/bundling/etc.

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Tailwind CSS

You should use TailwindCSS for styling, which allow you to use classes to granularly style rich UIs without ever opening up a CSS file.

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Svelte

As previous comment's said, you can start with Vue specially since you might have to deal with it in the near future, but if the situation changes I'll also suggest Svelte as I personally find it more simple when it comes to typescript integration and adding a ton of logic to your components/templates etc.

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react-testing-library

Testing: Vitest https://vitest.dev/ React Testing Library: https://testing-library.com/docs/react-testing-library/intro/.

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