Nothing. For me the selling points of Vue are: - You don't need tooling to use it. You can use tooling, but you don't need any. It makes it freaking easy and

Nothing. For me the selling points of Vue are: - You don't need tooling to use it. You can use tooling, but you don't need any. It makes it freaking easy and fast to start a small project with Vue and increment on that. Webpack can wait. - Vue doesn't force components on you. Since most of my "widgets" are not reusable anyway, I really loves this. I write components only when I need to, usually a dozen per projects. - You don't have to pass state around using callbacks and props to make it works without a store. State is just an easy mutation away. I'm not facebook, most of my projects don't need a flux pattern, and having Russian dolls data passing shenanigans just so I can update my UI is a pain. - Vue documentation is stellar. It's wonderful. Like a walk in the parc with a friend. - Vue is so easy to start with. React took me a while to click. Vue took me 20 minutes. It's incredibly easy to train new people coming to your project. And as a professional trainer, the difference with students is just night and day. - Vue is very, very efficient. The lib is so small. But yet it's faster than react. - Vue has a lot of helpers that you can tell have been made by a pragmatic author. onclic.prevent and v-on:customevents are poetry to me. - After after hours and hours of react, I still have to look at the docs. I still have surprises. With Vue, the surprises stopped after day 3. - I hate JSX. Matter of taste of course. I like the Vue template language, but Vue can optionally use JSX if you prefer it. - Some very vocal people in the React community are dishonest. They will tell you you can use react without tooling or JSX because technically you could. But technically is not pragmatically. Nobody would. And you are on your own if you try. I hate fan boyism. Compare to Vue: the author even has a comparative page of most frameworks with Vue. He co-wrote the react part with react authors to get it fair. That, I like.