So what are you trying to ask? If you feel comfortable with react, use it. If your friend likes vue, let him use it. I don't think anyone should be forced to use things he/she does not feel comfortable with.
I personally do like vue for the same reason. Plus I work with legacy system so it's kind of the only choice I have (html is generated separately by server).
No no. It's not about feel confortable with a framework (of course all of us should feel good coding in the framework that we use to develop). My point is that just for see the html outside of the javascript in the same file couldn't be the MAJOR reason for select a tool. That is what i mean
Actually it can be. It was the major reason why I went with angular 1 and later with vue 2. People coming from backend background love seeing separation of concerns (css, html, js). I just cannot stand seeing all those code mixed together in a single file.
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So what are you trying to ask? If you feel comfortable with react, use it. If your friend likes vue, let him use it. I don't think anyone should be forced to use things he/she does not feel comfortable with.
I personally do like vue for the same reason. Plus I work with legacy system so it's kind of the only choice I have (html is generated separately by server).
No no. It's not about feel confortable with a framework (of course all of us should feel good coding in the framework that we use to develop). My point is that just for see the html outside of the javascript in the same file couldn't be the MAJOR reason for select a tool. That is what i mean
Actually it can be. It was the major reason why I went with angular 1 and later with vue 2. People coming from backend background love seeing separation of concerns (css, html, js). I just cannot stand seeing all those code mixed together in a single file.