The thing that hooked me on Vue was that I did not need a build process to get started. Just a good old script tag in my HTML, and I am off to the races. You will probably want a build process eventually when your project gets larger, but for getting started, it was exactly the experience I wanted.
If you are job hunting (I am currently) React and Angular are for more in demand by employers ... for now. That does not necessarily make them the "right" choice for you/your project, but it is worth considering. Personally, I will stick with Vue, and hold out for a job that uses the framework I enjoy.
Also anecdotally, since you mention .NET, in my job search, I see a lot of Microsoft shops lean towards Angular and/or Xamarin. YMMV.
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The thing that hooked me on Vue was that I did not need a build process to get started. Just a good old script tag in my HTML, and I am off to the races. You will probably want a build process eventually when your project gets larger, but for getting started, it was exactly the experience I wanted.
If you are job hunting (I am currently) React and Angular are for more in demand by employers ... for now. That does not necessarily make them the "right" choice for you/your project, but it is worth considering. Personally, I will stick with Vue, and hold out for a job that uses the framework I enjoy.
Also anecdotally, since you mention .NET, in my job search, I see a lot of Microsoft shops lean towards Angular and/or Xamarin. YMMV.