What to choose for a beginner in frontend?

Question

Frontend

Hello! Can you please tell me what to choose for a complete beginner in frontend? There is a backend written in .net 5, you need to fasten the muzzle to it. Work is expected mainly with tables, forms and file uploads. There is a role model. Many, many years have passed since the last acquaintance with the frontend in the form of jQuery + jQueryUI, and js has gone far enough since then ... Vue, React, Angular ... Which technology to choose so that you can master some minimal frontend over the weekend with c# experience behind you? There are no decoration requirements, bootstrap will be used.

Answer 1

Since you have little experience in the front-end and back-end on .net 5, then take blazor - you should like it.

Answer 2

If you know C#, the page is not complicated, the tables are not large + there are no special decorations, and you also have experience in JS, then you can easily do everything you need using native JS. JS now and JS many, many years ago are practically different languages.
If you have a really good understanding of JS and absolutely cannot do without frameworks (or the table is large and optimization problems are visible in advance), then, as a Vue.js developer, from the bottom of my heart I advise you Vue ( Vue-cli !! ). To Vue, maybe even learn Vuex (Vuex is just an implementation of the Observer pattern, but from the Vue team, that is, as compatible as possible with Vue). Plus, Vue has bootstrap integration and good documentation in Russian, English, French, and so on, languages, a large audience and many tutorials on YouTube, which are enough to get you started. And, like each of the trinity of frameworks, good optimization.
PS

What technology to choose so that you can master some minimum possible frontend over the weekend .. ?

All modern frameworks without a solid JS base are a rather sad sight and it is unlikely that anything will come of it. Over the weekend, you can run through the " JS Web Developer Bible
" with an experienced look of a developer (c#) and pull up JS. But technology doesn't learn over the weekend. There would be no such salaries, if the front-end could be mastered in a month))