Very good post! Dojo seems quite interesting, what advantages does it offer over Vue? I've been looking at their webpage and I cannot find something particularly better in Dojo.
Some of the things that currently set Dojo apart are a few:
TypeScript by default, may not be huge for some, but for people like myself, I think it's a big positive.
Widget theme development is built in. This comes into play in moment.
Web Components. I don't think the current docs for Dojo include it, but Dojo does have a build pipeline to export widgets into their own encapsulated Web Components. I did a video on this last year. I think this workflow is still being fleshed out in Dojo, but it is really powerful to reuse widgets anywhere.
I have extensive experience with old school Dojo 1, which is incredibly scalable, so I look forward to building some larger apps with the new Dojo in the future.
Very good post! Dojo seems quite interesting, what advantages does it offer over Vue? I've been looking at their webpage and I cannot find something particularly better in Dojo.
Some of the things that currently set Dojo apart are a few:
I have extensive experience with old school Dojo 1, which is incredibly scalable, so I look forward to building some larger apps with the new Dojo in the future.
Thanks! It definitely looks interesting, I'll take a look at it!