2-way binding is just one small cool thing. It's all about it's simplcity. I quite rarely have to Google how to do something in Vue - I Google much more about pure HTML/CSS/JS.
While with React, I had to Google about it A LOT and I was sometimes frustrated because I couldn't get in working, no matter what I do.
And it's so incredible to me - how can I do everything with Vue, while keeping it so simple?
I have seen a lot of Vue since my best friend use it. And I just dont entirely like it so after seing a lot, I figure out that I won't use it. You say you google too much, well then React isn't for you, we are not always confort with a way of do things or a tool. For me write React and jsx is as natural as breath. In the end the supose to do the same but both have advantages and disadvantages compared each other, is a matter of personal taste in the end. For me React has all I need to make a nice job so I'll keep it for long 😊.
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2-way binding is just one small cool thing. It's all about it's simplcity. I quite rarely have to Google how to do something in Vue - I Google much more about pure HTML/CSS/JS.
While with React, I had to Google about it A LOT and I was sometimes frustrated because I couldn't get in working, no matter what I do.
And it's so incredible to me - how can I do everything with Vue, while keeping it so simple?
I have seen a lot of Vue since my best friend use it. And I just dont entirely like it so after seing a lot, I figure out that I won't use it. You say you google too much, well then React isn't for you, we are not always confort with a way of do things or a tool. For me write React and jsx is as natural as breath. In the end the supose to do the same but both have advantages and disadvantages compared each other, is a matter of personal taste in the end. For me React has all I need to make a nice job so I'll keep it for long 😊.