docs: Add a link to front-end integrations

[igorlukanin]

Let's add a link to front-end integrations since front-end frameworks are routinely used in the app development. I suppose it will save developers from searching up-to-date libraries for front-end integrations on the internet.

[LeeLenaleee]

I don't think this should be done from inside the docs like this since we can't guarantee that those frameworks are supporting the latest version of chart.js.

So does the angular wrapper (ng2-charts) only support chart.js V3 in its beta branch so the stable most people install only supports V2.

The Vue wrapper (vue-chartjs) never got any update so it only works with V2.

So linking to it from a specific version of the docs implies to me that those wrappers would work with that version of chart.js.

So either ther should be a disclaimer that those integrations may not work with the latest major version of chart.js or it should not be there

[kurkle]

I think this can be added, if we add supported version info to awesome list.

[igorlukanin]

So linking to it from a specific version of the docs implies to me that those wrappers would work with that version of chart.js.

@LeeLenaleee You're right, and I really do share this concern! A few months ago, @dangreen and I took over the React integration for Chart.js and now trying hard to find develpers to focus on Vue/Angular/etc. integrations. Hopefully, we'll soon have healthy integrations for v2 and v3.

I think this can be added, if we add supported version info to awesome list.

@kurkle Awesome change! (Pun intended.)