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You are right but, also Vue has this vuejs.org/v2/style-guide/, which will help you keep your code readable and implement some guidelines so you don't take the wrong turn. React doesn't have something similar, so it's easy to get lost quick and your code becomes complex. Best practices with clear guidelines will bing more productivity. Thanks for the follow up
All of the things React either checks for or can be added by a linter (which is included by default on CRA). Check out AirBnb's style guide for React/JSX here: github.com/airbnb/javascript/tree/...
Style guides don't restrict your components from becoming complex or being difficult to manage. All they do is make sure you're not using double quotes instead of single quotes, or using a keyed loop instead of a non-keyed loop. Vue's style guide is a set of lint rules, not a set of strict guides on what to include in your components and how to actually structure your code.
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You are right but, also Vue has this vuejs.org/v2/style-guide/, which will help you keep your code readable and implement some guidelines so you don't take the wrong turn. React doesn't have something similar, so it's easy to get lost quick and your code becomes complex. Best practices with clear guidelines will bing more productivity. Thanks for the follow up
All of the things React either checks for or can be added by a linter (which is included by default on CRA). Check out AirBnb's style guide for React/JSX here: github.com/airbnb/javascript/tree/...
Style guides don't restrict your components from becoming complex or being difficult to manage. All they do is make sure you're not using double quotes instead of single quotes, or using a keyed loop instead of a non-keyed loop. Vue's style guide is a set of lint rules, not a set of strict guides on what to include in your components and how to actually structure your code.