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Sounds like your sweet spot is more towards the library end of library/'light weight framework' vs the 'full blown framework' spectrum. I don't believe it has

• pmontra 10y ago
  I agree. I should have about the same age of cyberferret and I won't do anything serious with sinatra or padrino. Too much work to do. I don't have the time for that and my customers don't have the money. I wrote web apps from scratch in C (not ++) and Perl in the 90s but I don't want to reinvent the wheel every time, and after 10 years and many developers Rails is a much better wheel than anything I can build myself. Replace Rails with any other comparable framework, even if any other framework I've seen requires to do more work.
• true_religion 10y ago
  Except Vue is a framework but React isn't.
  • nogridbag 10y ago
    It depends what you mean by "Vue". Vue itself is just the "View" part - the same as React. While you can optionally use the official router and state management libraries, these are completely independent and unnecessary.