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As a primarly backend dev, I'm very comfortable with React and I don't particularly want to switch to Vue.js. React says me : learn the HTML basics and then dea
by megalomanu 10y ago
As a primarly backend dev, I'm very comfortable with React and I don't particularly want to switch to Vue.js. React says me : learn the HTML basics and then deal with abstractions (proof: React Native !). Vue.js says me : deal with HTML templates, everytime, everywhere.
Although we even end to deal with HTML in React, I think it's easier for a backend dev with no front experience at all to grasp it. I showed React to a old java dev and he said that React reminded him some java web frameworks like Wicket or JSF. I guess Vue.js would have scared him.
- pvorb 10y agoI keep hearing React reminds Java devs of JSF. But I've never heard it as a compliment.
- naranha 10y agoI am a Java developer who used to work with JSF 2 and I enjoyed it a lot. Now I'm writing a Vue2 app and I finally feel like JS frameworks have reached a stage where I'm nearly as productive with them as I was with JSF, while requiring probably just one tenth of the server resources. JSF basically provides you with a server side component tree.
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- dabernathy89 10y agoVue 2.0 lets you replace templates with render functions, and even supports JSX. Best of both worlds!