If you are in web development or web design, you can never have too many fonts, images, or JavaScript libraries. No matter how many you have, you are constantly searching for fresh stuff. Fortunately, the choice is really overwhelming but this makes it harder to pick the ones you really need without cluttering your design/development toolbox with stuff you rarely, if ever, use. While I can’t say the JavaScript libraries included on this list are absolutely the best for everybody, I can say that they are all really useful ones. Some of these libraries are must-haves (and you probably already have them), like Angular, and some are less popular but useful libraries. Most of the libraries are general purpose – the list would be quite different, if we were focused on a particular task, such as game development, or data handling only. 1. AngularJS AngularJS is a very popular library which makes use of HTML as the template language but allows to extend the functionality of HTML to create the components of the application. AngularJS uses 2-way data binding which means it automatically synchronizes UI data with the JavaScript objects (model) that power it. Another nice feature of AngularJS is […]
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