Feathers works the same on the server and on the client and is front-end framework agnostic. You can use it with Vue, React, React Native, Angular, or whatever other front-end tech stack you choose.
If you want to learn how to use Feathers as a client in Node.js, React Native, or in the browser with a module loader like Webpack refer to the client API docs.
The Feathers Chat application from guide gives a basic intro to using the Feathers Client in a vanilla JavaScript environment. That's a good place to start to see how things fit together. Framework specific repositories can be found at:
- JavaScript + plain JS frontend: feathersjs/feathers-chat
- TypeScript + plain JS frontend: feathersjs/feathers-chat-ts
- React: feathersjs-ecosystem/feathers-chat-react
- React Native: feathersjs-ecosystem/feathers-react-native-chat
- Angular: feathersjs-ecosystem/feathers-chat-angular
- VueJS with Vuex: feathers-plus/feathers-chat-vuex
Beyond the basics, see this list of Feathers examples in awesome-feathersjs.
See this list of Feathers front-end framework integrations if you are looking for something that makes Feathers even easier to use with things like React, Vue or others.