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Super interesting. Lots of data there. Two things that stood out from a quick once-over: Vue is doing better than I expected. PostCSS is less adopted than I

by epmatsw 10y ago

Super interesting. Lots of data there. Two things that stood out from a quick once-over: Vue is doing better than I expected. PostCSS is less adopted than I expected.

fahrradflucht 10y ago
I don't remember the phrasing of the question but it could very well be that a lot of the cssnext answers use PostCSS as well... That doesn't mean that it has huge usage anyway though.
irrational 10y ago
I just tried Vue 2.0 for the first time last week and I really really liked it.
- clivestaples 10y ago
  I had a similar experience with Vue about six months ago. I read the documentation and then gave myself an hour with it. By the end of the same day, I had re-factored a very complex dashboard and enjoyed every minute of it. My biggest complaint is that I love React/MobX and Vue which makes choosing one over the other really painful. What a great problem to have!
Roboprog 10y ago
At least in Angular, I can make a template in a directive for styles, which solves the "put repeated stuff in a variable" problem, without bringing in yet another tool. (use a string for the template, not a file)
antoniuschan99 10y ago
I hope Vue is going to be quite popular. I haven't actually used it but have looked at the documentation and have heard so many people praise it. I have only heard of good things. It just doesn't have the support like Angular or React has from the big Companies.
nogridbag 10y ago
I've been toying with Vuejs 2.0 for a few days. Thus far I'm very impressed with it. The docs are a quick read and the whole framework feels really intuitive. I'm a big fan of Vue's single file components where you can keep a component's HTML template, CSS, and view model code together in one file. In React, I tended to use lots of inline styles. I also like that I can use templates for the majority of the simple cases while still having the full power of a React like render function (with JSX support) if needed.
bostonvaulter2 10y ago
I wish PostCSS had a good story for variables. As it stands it is just super poor. I use some PostCSS but sparingly.

by epmatsw 10y ago

Super interesting. Lots of data there. Two things that stood out from a quick once-over: Vue is doing better than I expected. PostCSS is less adopted than I expected.

fahrradflucht 10y ago

I don't remember the phrasing of the question but it could very well be that a lot of the cssnext answers use PostCSS as well... That doesn't mean that it has huge usage anyway though.

irrational 10y ago

I just tried Vue 2.0 for the first time last week and I really really liked it.

clivestaples 10y ago
I had a similar experience with Vue about six months ago. I read the documentation and then gave myself an hour with it. By the end of the same day, I had re-factored a very complex dashboard and enjoyed every minute of it. My biggest complaint is that I love React/MobX and Vue which makes choosing one over the other really painful. What a great problem to have!

Roboprog 10y ago

At least in Angular, I can make a template in a directive for styles, which solves the "put repeated stuff in a variable" problem, without bringing in yet another tool. (use a string for the template, not a file)

antoniuschan99 10y ago

I hope Vue is going to be quite popular. I haven't actually used it but have looked at the documentation and have heard so many people praise it. I have only heard of good things. It just doesn't have the support like Angular or React has from the big Companies.

nogridbag 10y ago

I've been toying with Vuejs 2.0 for a few days. Thus far I'm very impressed with it. The docs are a quick read and the whole framework feels really intuitive. I'm a big fan of Vue's single file components where you can keep a component's HTML template, CSS, and view model code together in one file. In React, I tended to use lots of inline styles. I also like that I can use templates for the majority of the simple cases while still having the full power of a React like render function (with JSX support) if needed.

bostonvaulter2 10y ago

I wish PostCSS had a good story for variables. As it stands it is just super poor. I use some PostCSS but sparingly.