At the start of a new web app development project, any developer would have a burning dilemma: What is the best framework for this project? While w...
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Regarding use cases for vue:
I'm curious could you elaborate on this? While I am primarly a backend dev I have worked on complex apps in both react and vue. I would not say either has any inherent issues with application complexity, but is simply how the dev designs it. I personally find complex apps easier to follow in vue due to the nature vue internals/design, but that is just my opinion.
I think it depends on the developer's preferrence and it's quite subjective. In our experience, we preffered using React for more complex applications. However, the final conclusion is up to you
As a Vue developer, I don't get the comparision with React regarding to complex apps. Vue is very capabale of building complex apps.
Svelte 😍
It's the future!!!
I have used both professionally, and strongly preferred vue (it's more developer friendly IMO). That being said, I think it's important to note that you would have a harder time hiring fully ramped, engineers experienced in developing with vue. There is much broader support for react, so it's easier to source leads. And similarly, if you're looking for a job, having react experience would be relevant to more open roles (at least in the Boston area). I don't want to discourage anyone from choosing to use vue, but I think it's important to toss that on the pro/cons.
I also sort of think that Facebooks support of react can be a negative as well. They're going to make decisions that are best for Facebook and their teams, as opposed to the community at large?
Why do you think that Vue.js isn’t suitable for complex apps?
I also think vue is good for complex apps as good as react. Especially in v3.
Mobile Apps could also be done in vue with ionic-vue.
It all depends on personal preferences which to choose. Vue is easier to learn and has a very good documentation.
They have barely used it
Thanks for this article. I am choosing the right framework for frontend developement. Now I finally choosed react for its mature frontend framework, future proof, market trends, and maintained by facebook. I also found vue is more easier because it can use html like templates and great startup for beginners. React learning curve is higher than vue but I choosed react loll...
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I have done complex and large project with Vuejs, without any complexity. And, I haven't experienced anything like you expressed. Rather, (IMO) I have used React and I found out, it is nothing but a verbose library.
I think using GitHub stars as a way to decide on a framework can be widely misleading. It makes the assumption that everyone who has "Starred" a framework or library is using it. That's not always the case.
I usually star something as a way of finding it later or just to keep up with it. Companies don't necessarily use what's "hip", they use what works with the most support.
I think it's just a small part of the picture and does have a slight representation of the community/interest. But anyone who actually knows what they're reading/doing isn't going to use that as an actual justification.
Articles like these must have some kind of a moderation system because this is extremely biased and could turn new developers away from great technologies like Vue. This is the same reason that created the bandwagon effect around React which ultimately gained it more popularity (like stars) mostly by beginners.
I've written extremely complex Vue applications, consists of hundreds of thousands of lines of code which are so clean, runs extremely well while being super reliable. People who haven't truly adopted Vue 3 has no true idea about how powerful it is. I have done insanely complex Vue apps (currently active in production) that acts as the entire heart and soul of huge enterprises coupled with capable backends.
I don't see any benchmarks or findings to back these claims. The gist of pretty much any similar article is "I saw big boys write about React, so I learned React first so... React is best. 🤓". Sorry If this was harsh in any way but you should really consider some external contribution from a person with proper Vue 3 experience and update this article to reflect these technologies for what they truly are.
Vue 3 es reutilizable y escalable para grandes proyectos, puedes utilizarlo con typescript o solo javascript. También el manejo de estados con vuex es muy bueno, también con vue se puede crear aplicaciones moviles y de escritorio. Si quieres SEO puedes utilizar NuxtJS, la comunidad de vue es muy grande. Creo que en varias partes minimizas a Vue.
Basically component data is a "local state" on vuejs just like react component state. So I don't get it why you said "local state is unnecessary".
And also, redux is not react related thing. So you should instead compare between React Context and Vue Provide / Inject.
With Vue 3.0 this is not true anymore. Vue 3.0 has been specifically designed from the ground up to be able to handle large and complex applications.
Thanks for the info 🙌 We'll be sure to include this next time
There is no doubt that it is react. I have promoted react on my last team last year, and now my team uses vue3. However, although vue3 has solved some problems, there are still more problems that have not been solved. I personally think that react is more beneficial to developers. Friendly, ecologically larger and more flexible
ref: blog.rxliuli.com/p/930763abc6ae4cf...
I usually use the framework whose coding style suits me the best. Vue and angular are perfect for me.
Desenvolvendo projetos complexos de ponta a ponta com vue.js e VUE.js é espetacular de verdade! Comercialmente sei que empresas vão preferir uma biblioteca que o Facebook usa, porém os desenvolvedores não mostram o lado negativo disso. O senso de organização do Vue é surpreendente não tem como comparar em relação ao React. Pessoalmente prefiro muito mais o vue em todos os aspectos app pequenos e extremamente complexos.
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Thank you for sharing your experience!
This article was meant to share our own opinion and experience, which could be a little different than yours. However, we can agree on one thing: this is entirely subjective and not true for everyone
Great post but I don't see Nextjs. I saw many people like it.
Nextjs is built on React. So technically, choosing Nextjs (which is a great choice in many use cases) means choosing React.
I love NextJS 😎
React <3
Very nice write-up. Thanks
I think Vue is ready for large scale app. The following article makes sense about this.
monterail.com/blog/is-vuejs-enterp...
Thanks, Very Imformative!
Where are you getting this from? Unless I've misunderstood the claim, it's completely incorrect.