6) VUE.JS
In the world of front end frameworks you typically find two prominent choices: Angular and Ember. But Vue.js is another very popular choice and it’s quickly gaining more attention since its v2.0 release.
Vue is an MVVM frontend JavaScript framework so it moves away from the typical MVC architecture. It’s tricky to learn but the syntax is simple once you understand how it all works. It’s certainly a viable choice in the war of front end frameworks, and it’s worth keeping a close eye on it over the next few years.
With Chart.js you can build bar charts, line charts, bubble charts, and many other similar features using JavaScript and the canvas API. This is one of the simplest JS libraries for data charting and it comes with built-in options for animations.
This is one of the few libraries I recommend for data graphs because it’s easy to setup, easy to customize, and it comes with some of the best documentation of any open source project.
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8) CHART.JS
You can integrate any platform into the Meteor framework with fantastic results. This open source project helps developers build JS-powered applications whether they’re real-time chat apps or social communities or custom dashboards.
There’s even a social news framework called Telescope built on top of Meteor. This lets you create a social news/social voting website from scratch running on Meteor and React.
Meteor is a beast of a library with lots of features, but it’s not easy to learn. However it is fun and skilled JS developers can build almost anything with this platform.
7) METEOR