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Perfectly said. I've used Vue for a couple of months now (a couple personal projects, experiments and some dashboards) and used Angular for ~2 years before (adm
by madmax108 9y ago
Perfectly said. I've used Vue for a couple of months now (a couple personal projects, experiments and some dashboards) and used Angular for ~2 years before (admittedly, mostly Angular 1), and have literally never had to start off from 'npm install', unlike react (which I used for a year or so before), where everything needed a lot of boilerplate setup.
Most devs I know start a react application by cloning some standard git repo which has a working webpack/tidyCSS/redux/some test suite etc. and then write your first line of useful code. The boilerplate is enormous!
- chrisco255 9y agoMost Angular 1 projects I saw would start off with a Yeoman/Bower MEAN stack implementation. The boilerplate no less enormous there. I'll admit Vue is nicer about these things than either Angular or React, but Angular has tons of boiler plate.
- kccqzy 9y agoI've used react without npm at all. Just download the react and reactdom scripts from its official site, put two <script> tags in your HTML and that's it.