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 1. **Performance:** How well does the frontend framework handle real-world scenarios, including page load times, rendering speed, and efficient resource use?
 2. **Popularity and Community Support:** Is there a large community around the framework? How easy is it to find tutorials, forums, and third-party tools?
-3. **Learning Curve:** Is the framework easy to learn for new developers, or does it require mastering complex patterns and paradigms?
+3. **Learning Curve:** Is the framework an easy [frontend developer skill](https://roadmap.sh/frontend/developer-skills) to learn for new devs, or does it require mastering complex patterns and paradigms?
 4. **Ecosystem and Extensibility:** Does the framework offer a robust ecosystem of libraries, plugins, and tooling to extend its functionality?
 5. **Scalability and Flexibility:** Can the framework handle both small and large projects? Is it flexible enough to support different project types, from single-page applications (SPAs) to complex enterprise solutions?
 6. **Future-Proofing:** Is the framework actively maintained and evolving? Will it remain relevant in the next few years, based on trends and support?
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 ## Conclusion
 
-The space of frontend development continues to evolve with an impressive list of frameworks to choose from. Whether you're aiming for performance, scalability, ease of use, or future-proofing, each frontend framework brings something unique to the table.
+The space of frontend development continues to evolve with an impressive list of frameworks and [languages](https://roadmap.sh/frontend/languages) to choose from. Whether you're aiming for performance, scalability, ease of use, or future-proofing, each frontend framework brings something unique to the table.
 
 * **React** remains a reliable choice for large-scale applications.
 * **Vue.js** offers a perfect balance of simplicity and scalability.