It depends. It is a little bit hard to choose one as the best.
When I want to use such a framework for an existing web app, I prefer Vue JS to others. Even if you are using jQuery, you will be able to work with Vue JS in a limited area of a web page as well. It is pretty easy to integrate it with existing web apps. That's why I like it.
Instead, if you want to develop a single-page application, I recommend other frameworks. You might need a comprehensive toolset when you try to control the app. Of course, Vue JS can do that, but others may also provide elegant solutions. It is just a matter of personal preference, I think.
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It depends. It is a little bit hard to choose one as the best.
When I want to use such a framework for an existing web app, I prefer Vue JS to others. Even if you are using jQuery, you will be able to work with Vue JS in a limited area of a web page as well. It is pretty easy to integrate it with existing web apps. That's why I like it.
Instead, if you want to develop a single-page application, I recommend other frameworks. You might need a comprehensive toolset when you try to control the app. Of course, Vue JS can do that, but others may also provide elegant solutions. It is just a matter of personal preference, I think.