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Tobias SN

Please explain how Vue being young and flexible in structure is bad.

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Duomly

It's not really bad(even very often is good) but sometimes it could be problematic to follow when framework is very young and will change constantly.

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Tobias SN

Have you used Vue? I have, and I don't find it hard to follow at all. It's over 4 years old, and the last major release was over 3 years ago. I mean, features have been introduced in minor releases, but you don't even need to know about those to use it, as is the case with most software.

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Sergei Garcia

That doesn't make a lot of sense as a Con of Young Age... Even mature frameworks like Angular and React occasionally change radically (see Hooks). In the world of modern Front End, age is not a measure of few changes.

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stewartsabuka

So far Vue changes have been minor and l don't see a problem with that, unlike other frameworks which transformed completely like AngularJS to Angular.

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Duomly

We use Vue for small projects and don't see issues, it's true Angular had much bigger changes.

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Marko Boskovic

Used Vue, for small and for big projects, and have no problem at all, it not up to frameworks how you organize structure of you apps. would put flexibility in pros, not cons.