Actually Vue doesn’t have state management and routing built in. I think what you meant to say is that there are plugins available for those things, which is also the case for React.
I actually didn't say it was baked in lol I said it's provided by members of the core team. Which is NOT the case for React.
To build on this, it means that Vue router and VueX are likely to be updated alongside Vue as opposed to react router (or your plugin of choice) which is maintained by a third party
Actually Vue doesn’t have state management and routing built in. I think what you meant to say is that there are plugins available for those things, which is also the case for React.
I actually didn't say it was baked in lol I said it's provided by members of the core team. Which is NOT the case for React.
To build on this, it means that Vue router and VueX are likely to be updated alongside Vue as opposed to react router (or your plugin of choice) which is maintained by a third party
Guess that’s my fault for misunderstanding you then.