Estudo comparativo entre ferramentas de inicialização de projetos web.

Abstract

With the growing advancement of the web ecosystem in recent years, there has been a Constant emergence of new frameworks and libraries. Among them, ReactJS, released in 2013 by Meta, stood out as a powerful tool for creating interactive, complex and efficient interfaces based on components. Currently, ReactJS has an active community of developers and has solid documentation, consolidating itself as one of the main technologies used in web development. Due to its widespread adoption in large companies across industries around the world and its increasing use in new web applications, Meta and other companies are constantly looking for ways to make it easier and faster to start projects in React. As a result, tools such as create-react-app (developed by Meta itself), Vite and Parcel have emerged. The objective of this work is to analyze and compare these libraries, considering different parameters, such as installation time using the most common package managers, npm and yarn, ease of project configuration, structure of folders and files created, as well as the quality and readability of the code necessary for its use. As a contribution, suggestions will be presented for the improvement of these applications, taking into account the evaluated aspects. The study aims to offer valuable insights for developers who want to start projects in React, helping them choose the best tool and providing recommendations for a more efficient and effective experience.