React is very accessible for Laravel. It's actually officially supported in the docs.

Angular isn't quite as straight forward, but it looks to be relatively common to use with Laravel. The most immediate method, from a brief Google search, is laravel-angular.io.

The best choice depends on you. All 3 do roughly similar things, but they have specific pros and cons. If you aren't familiar with any of them, I'd personally suggest React. I feel it's the easiest to use, and examples and information are more readily available online.

Justin Thank you very much you had cleared my mind i am heading to learn react can you provide some good tutorials on react

I didn’t follow the full tutorial, but this one was handy when I was working on a React + Laravel API project recently.

One of the nice things about both React and Laravel is that they both have lots of information available across the web (at least when searching Google for English results). Generally speaking, searching a few relevant words will bring up some decent results. For example, “Laravel react tutorial” brings up the above page as the top result (which is probably why I found it previously :D).

ok, thank you very much.