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A website developed using any Javascript framework is very difficult to optimize for SEO experts around the world. The major Javascript frameworks are vue.js, Angular, and React.js. When a website is built with any of these framework’s CLI, it creates problems to make the website search-friendly. First of all, what is the problem with Javascript frameworks? In a typical Javascript website, there is only one HTML file and all the content is compiled inside that HTML file dynamically. For example, every time the request of any page on the website, only the HTML file will be loaded and all the content regarding that page will be executed dynamically. This issue makes it difficult for search engines to crawl the content on the website. Not only that but the search engines also find it difficult to figure out what a website is about. As a result that, a website developed with a Javascript website won’t rank on the first page of the search engines. To solve the issue, follow these step

The trend of Javascript front-end web development has been trending ever since Google made Angular.js open-source. A few years after, Facebook also released their Javascript framework React.js. Once developers found Javascript easy and useful, dozens of different frameworks were introduced. Initially, Angular used to be the prime choice of full-stack developers. But many developers complained about the complicated state-management of Angular and they used to find Angular complicated. While React.js provides a great solution for state-management with Redux. Not only React.js but Vue.js also has an awesome solution for state-management “Vuex”. If you compare React.js and Vue.js then you may find many similarities like Props, Two-way data binding, v-for, and state management. Along with that, just like the Next.js framework, Vue.js has two frameworks as a solution for server-side rendering. These frameworks are Nuxt.js and Quasar . First of all, let’s discuss the advantages of Vue.js