Evolution of JavaScript frameworks and libraries
Briefly

JavaScript frameworks and libraries transformed web development, facilitating sophisticated applications and efficient code management, showcasing the language's evolution from simple scripts to robust architectures.
The introduction of jQuery in 2006 revolutionized JavaScript by offering a concise API and cross-browser compatibility, establishing it as the standard for frontend development.
MVC frameworks like Backbone.js and AngularJS emerged as web apps grew complex, enabling developers to manage their projects better through structured approaches and features like two-way data binding.
React's 2013 release brought a component-based architecture that simplified UI development and enhanced performance with its virtual DOM, influencing the rise of similar libraries like Vue.js.
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