What is better greatly depends on your preferences and requirements.
If you're a CTO, you'll very probably prefer react because there are more developers available and a larger ecosystem of free libraries to choose from.
If you're a web developer, you could appreciate the easier leaning curve or the slightly better performance without the need of extensive optimization or the reasonable handling of state beyond components of Vue.
If you're a mobile developer, you will certainly choose react-native.
That being said, there are a lot of other libraries and frameworks out there that deserve our attention, too, e.g. Astro, Quik, Solid and Svelte.
Each of them has strengths and weaknesses and one of them may be the best choice for your project.
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What is better greatly depends on your preferences and requirements.
If you're a CTO, you'll very probably prefer react because there are more developers available and a larger ecosystem of free libraries to choose from.
If you're a web developer, you could appreciate the easier leaning curve or the slightly better performance without the need of extensive optimization or the reasonable handling of state beyond components of Vue.
If you're a mobile developer, you will certainly choose react-native.
That being said, there are a lot of other libraries and frameworks out there that deserve our attention, too, e.g. Astro, Quik, Solid and Svelte.
Each of them has strengths and weaknesses and one of them may be the best choice for your project.