Abstract
According to recent trends, HTML5 is becoming a worldwide web consortium and leading the front-end development of the internet's history as a result of its rapid expansion in recent years. React, Angular, and Vue.js are just a few examples of the countless front-end development frameworks available. Web development's first objective is to figure out how to best set up an e-commerce site while also providing the best possible user experience. This article begins by providing an introduction of the most popular front-end development frameworks and libraries and then evaluating their performance in web services. This document will describe the advantages and disadvantages of each framework and library based on a variety of factors, including commercial considerations. Finally, the paper sums up the contributions and speculates on the future of front-end programming in eBusiness
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