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Well, there's a difference between going out of fashion and being revealed as something that shouldn't be used (like Angular and Ember). Maybe Vue is just beco
by heysunshine123 10y ago
Well, there's a difference between going out of fashion and being revealed as something that shouldn't be used (like Angular and Ember).
Maybe Vue is just becoming the new shiny.
- jolux 10y agoSo React showed that Angular and Ember shouldn't be used, but Vue is just shinier than React right now?
- iLoch 10y agoNo one gets fired for using React. Vue isn't even shinier in my opinion. It makes the same templating mistakes that Angular and Backbone did.
- human_error 10y agoWhat are those mistakes? I don't do front-end development so my knowledge is very limited with these (I know the names and a basic idea what they do)
- iLoch 10y agoTo me, it's the reintroduction of custom templating. I appreciate E4X/JSX syntax because it's just a thin layer of sugar which is compiled to regular JS syntax. It also lacks custom implementations of loops etc, requiring the user to write _Javascript_ not some non-standard templating language.
- sotojuan 10y agoEmber should be used more often. It saves a ton of time with large apps and has really neat plugins like FastBoot. It's underrated.
- jolux 10y agoThat was my impression too.
- c0achmcguirk 10y agoI think the pendulum will keep swinging between the minimalists (React/Vue.js) and the frameworks (Ember/Angular). Ember is completely underrated and overshadowed by React right now. It takes some of the best ideas from React (components, shadow DOM, FastBoot) and puts them in a cohesive framework that has an incredible support ecosystem and upgrade path.