I love Vue.js and with the improvements added in v3, it has become an almost mandatory framework in every front-end programmer's repertoire, but its merits have yet to help it gain ground in commercial enterprises who are still leaning by React.js.
That interest is due to its key element: React Native. With the same programming syntax you can make a front-end application, a PWA, a server-side hybrid application (Next.js, Gatsby.js) and a mobile application (semi-native).
I suggest Vue.js but also React and React Native. First of all the latter for mobile, because the hybrid attempts with Vue.js (Ionic and Vue Native) leave much to be desired.
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I love Vue.js and with the improvements added in v3, it has become an almost mandatory framework in every front-end programmer's repertoire, but its merits have yet to help it gain ground in commercial enterprises who are still leaning by React.js.
That interest is due to its key element: React Native. With the same programming syntax you can make a front-end application, a PWA, a server-side hybrid application (Next.js, Gatsby.js) and a mobile application (semi-native).
I suggest Vue.js but also React and React Native. First of all the latter for mobile, because the hybrid attempts with Vue.js (Ionic and Vue Native) leave much to be desired.