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I'm willing to bet $100 they will switch to Vue. It's similar to react (which they want), arguably easier to learn, and the WordPress community comes from a php
by eblanshey 9y ago
I'm willing to bet $100 they will switch to Vue. It's similar to react (which they want), arguably easier to learn, and the WordPress community comes from a php background, which has already embraced Vue. This is a big plus for plugin developers.
- diminish 9y agoVue would be great but preact seems to be a viable option too. Even riot could ..
- mplewis 9y agoAs other commenters have mentioned - if your project violates React patents, and you switch to Preact, it almost certainly continues to violate those same patents.
- mlsarecmg 9y agoVue is also based on React, it uses the same exact principles internally, although in a less concise and more complex way as it leans heavily in Angulars direction on the outside. All templates are either transpiled or evaluated into createElement-like functions, from then on it has a v-dom and works/diffs/renders/composes like React. This could "violate a react patent" according to you: const Test = () => createElement("div", null, "hello word") No one has ever seen nor referenced a patent for this, but if we're really at that point then i'm afraid everything would violate such a patent.
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