It really depends on what you want/need to do that makes Vue/Angular/React ‘better’ than the others - it’s not “better overall”, it’s “better for the job in front of me”. If you focus on understanding one of them well (in your case, it sounds like React) you’ll be able to fumble through the others if you find yourself in the position where you need to.
Depending on what you’re working on, TypeScript might be overkill. I would look into articles such as this one to understand what types of situations TypeScript is best suited for, and dive in once you find yourself in one of those situations.
TypeScript is one of those things that until you have a situation where you can really feel the benefits, it’ll be hard to understand why you would use over JavaScript. Learning an Object-Oriented language such as Java where you can mentally distinguish the syntax easier may also help to understand and reinforce the patterns of TypeScript.
It really depends on what you want/need to do that makes Vue/Angular/React ‘better’ than the others - it’s not “better overall”, it’s “better for the job in front of me”. If you focus on understanding one of them well (in your case, it sounds like React) you’ll be able to fumble through the others if you find yourself in the position where you need to.
Depending on what you’re working on, TypeScript might be overkill. I would look into articles such as this one to understand what types of situations TypeScript is best suited for, and dive in once you find yourself in one of those situations.
TypeScript is one of those things that until you have a situation where you can really feel the benefits, it’ll be hard to understand why you would use over JavaScript. Learning an Object-Oriented language such as Java where you can mentally distinguish the syntax easier may also help to understand and reinforce the patterns of TypeScript.
Thanks, really helpful.