It's not any more or less scaleable than React. They both got reactivity, a way to define components, state management libraries, now hooks and the hooks-like composition API.
I think the other benefits over React are that Vue does a bit more for you out of the box and seems like it requires less time for new people to pick it up.
One thing I've also found is that Vue is more performant out of the box. React tends to render the whole children subtree when a parent updates, unless you specifically opt out of rendering, whereas Vue is by default only rerendering the parts that changed in the component tree. But it's been a while since I used React in production so maybe things changed on that side.
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It's not any more or less scaleable than React. They both got reactivity, a way to define components, state management libraries, now hooks and the hooks-like composition API.
I think the other benefits over React are that Vue does a bit more for you out of the box and seems like it requires less time for new people to pick it up.
One thing I've also found is that Vue is more performant out of the box. React tends to render the whole children subtree when a parent updates, unless you specifically opt out of rendering, whereas Vue is by default only rerendering the parts that changed in the component tree. But it's been a while since I used React in production so maybe things changed on that side.