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Discussion on: Why VueJs is the next big thing - a personal perspective

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WakeskaterX

One other thing I don't see mentioned often is how easy it is for other developers to jump into Vue.

Its just (or can be just) JavaScript, HTML and CSS and the JS syntax/api isn't too crazy, so the mental overhead of hopping into Vue vs looking at React JSX or Angular's massive api, makes it easy for others to read and understand it.

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fullstackcodr

This is true WakeskaterX. The learning curve for VueJs is pretty gentle. I found it easy to dive in VueJs. Thanks for your comment.

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Will Vincent

Fully agree. I learned vue in 1 day. Never felt as proficient with angular or react (especially react) after considerably more time invested.

Started with angular 1.. angular 2 or whatever they're calling it these days was more frustrating than not. And react seems unnecessarily obtuse just to be unnecessarily obtuse. I've been doing this too long to care to spend time fighting the tools anymore. Vue makes sense, it's easy. There's no reason to add extra complexity... svelte likewise seems pretty easy, and that it generates small output without the need for a renderer in the deployment is also quite compelling.

Love me some vue but I think svelte is really "the next big thing" if I had to pick one.