Vue is like a cameleon. Whatever the environment, it adapts. Forest, mountain, plain desert, etc... It evolves and scales accordingly. You can use a simple script to include it in a static website and create a Vue component for only the login button for instance (send a login/password to the server, receive a token, store it in localstorage). Or create a full Vue application involving a router (VueRouter), a more complex data exchange system (VueX), with reusable components just like React. You can do 15%, 50% a whole application in Vue due to its incredibly simple integration. It uses concepts that are known to Web developers, no new syntax for writing Virtual DOM: it is just HTML that is cleverly converted to JavaScript. It just feels like writing yet another HTML page, with some JavaScript and CSS. But it was a Vue component! Haha you just got pranked...
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Vue is like a cameleon. Whatever the environment, it adapts. Forest, mountain, plain desert, etc... It evolves and scales accordingly. You can use a simple script to include it in a static website and create a Vue component for only the login button for instance (send a login/password to the server, receive a token, store it in localstorage). Or create a full Vue application involving a router (VueRouter), a more complex data exchange system (VueX), with reusable components just like React. You can do 15%, 50% a whole application in Vue due to its incredibly simple integration. It uses concepts that are known to Web developers, no new syntax for writing Virtual DOM: it is just HTML that is cleverly converted to JavaScript. It just feels like writing yet another HTML page, with some JavaScript and CSS. But it was a Vue component! Haha you just got pranked...