If you just want to learn A (as in any) framework and you have relatively little front end /js experience I would start with Vue and opt for Vue 2 or Vue 3 with the Options API. You can start Vue from a CDN and without a toolchain/bundler and there is good support for both bootstrap and material design UX libraries
Jobs wise React is probably the most in demand but in my opinion has a much steeper learning curve as there e more decisions to make about which router/data store to use.
If you just want to learn A (as in any) framework and you have relatively little front end /js experience I would start with Vue and opt for Vue 2 or Vue 3 with the Options API. You can start Vue from a CDN and without a toolchain/bundler and there is good support for both bootstrap and material design UX libraries
Jobs wise React is probably the most in demand but in my opinion has a much steeper learning curve as there e more decisions to make about which router/data store to use.
Same opinion here