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I tried Vue.js a few months ago and liked it a lot. But now, I need to rewrite my apps and I decided to go the Cordova road with Ionic 2, because Ionic 2 is, im
by WA 10y ago
I tried Vue.js a few months ago and liked it a lot. But now, I need to rewrite my apps and I decided to go the Cordova road with Ionic 2, because Ionic 2 is, imho, unparalleled in its quality.
Ionic 2 uses Angular 2 and I wished there was some Ionic 2 + Vue.js bindings. However, after working with it for a bit, I found that Angular 2 is actually quite simple with the benefit of using TypeScript out of the box.
Before you dismiss Angular 2, give it a try. It's fundamentally different from Angular 1: easier to learn, less complex, faster results.
- Svenskunganka 10y agoHave you looked at Weex[1]? It's what Ionic is to Angular, the only difference is that Weex and Vue has an official collaboration and Weex has been embraced by Vue's developers - something that Ionic hasn't yet been by the Angular team as far as I'm aware. Note though that the collaboration is still very young between these two, but I believe we'll see some great things in 2017 from this collaboration! [1]: https://alibaba.github.io/weex/ https://alibaba.github.io/weex/
- WA 10y agoYes, I did and I don't like it very much. Docs are partially in Chinese, almost no examples. Compare this to Ionic 2, which is very close to native elements, including animations.
- SparkyMcUnicorn 10y agoWeex is in the process of becoming powered by Vue, but it's just "Vue inspired" right now. Evan talked about it in the Vue 2.0 announcement. I would give it time before I use it.
- wishinghand 10y agoI've been waiting on the Quasar Framework (http://quasar-framework.org/ http://quasar-framework.org/) to mature as it's basically Ionic for Vue.