This chapter covered typical frameworks and how to get started with using them. This included the installation process that should be followed and what criteria and peripherals are needed. This guide has paid attention to best practices and security. When you begin your project, you should follow these examples ahead of time, paying close attention to procedures, warnings, and requirements.

This guide has given you an overview of other frameworks, such as RxJS for callbacks and jQuery, as well as pointed you in the right direction when it comes to using unusual file extensions. We have also explored the usage and installation procedures for Angular's core functionality and Vue.js when working with Webpack 5 and how Vue.js is better suited to single-page applications and how Angular works better on larger projects.

Having covered most of the core topics, in the next chapter we will delve into deployment and installation. This will be even more important when working with databases and ensuring security requirements are kept. The next chapter will provide an in-depth account of this subject and will hopefully address any concerns you might have as a developer.