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I see a lot of commits from the Vue team into the core repo that are meant to support use in native. Likely, we can expect something comprehensive for native t

I see a lot of commits from the Vue team into the core repo that are meant to support use in native. Likely, we can expect something comprehensive for native this year. I also believe it's a smart strategy to avoid Facebook codebases because they are all meant to somehow benefit FB in some (usually dubious) way. Also the Vue approach is 1000% cleaner in practice than React, just doesn't have the bandwagon effect going for it

scardine 9y ago
My typical use case doesn't need native apps - a PWA is good enough for me. I will not comment on speculation about the compile-to-native feature because personally it is irrelevant. I can say that as you I prefer Vue over React and some of my personal reasons are: * I like opinionated frameworks * I don't like to mix Javascript and HTML - I can handle a Vue template to any designer but I would not trust a JSX file to a non-programmer. * Vue is easier for developer onboarding - with Vue the gap between a junior and a senior developer is way smaller. React may be better, I don't care, Vue is easier for my development style.
- jetter 9y ago
  PWA is not good enough for us due to heavy usage of mobile device camera and picture resizing (client side) for package receiving process in the warehouse. PWA fails to provide consistent performance in such conditions, and issues with bluetooth scanners in Safari/PWA on iOS devices add up. Other than that, I agree Vue.js is superior to React in a lot of use cases, especially for web.
- marcosdumay 9y ago
  The one reason why I favor Vue more than React is: * Vue downscales. If you have a single scripted component in a page, you will get a simple page, with a small amount of Vue added.
mamcx 9y ago
A thing that will sell vue/react native for me is the ability to only use them for UI. I don't wanna use them for logic or heavy stuff. Just have them for render the UI. This mean, easy way to embedb into iOS/Xamarin.NET. I have look at react native and NativeScript and both are very hack-ish for my taste.

scardine 9y ago

My typical use case doesn't need native apps - a PWA is good enough for me. I will not comment on speculation about the compile-to-native feature because personally it is irrelevant. I can say that as you I prefer Vue over React and some of my personal reasons are: * I like opinionated frameworks * I don't like to mix Javascript and HTML - I can handle a Vue template to any designer but I would not trust a JSX file to a non-programmer. * Vue is easier for developer onboarding - with Vue the gap between a junior and a senior developer is way smaller. React may be better, I don't care, Vue is easier for my development style.

jetter 9y ago
PWA is not good enough for us due to heavy usage of mobile device camera and picture resizing (client side) for package receiving process in the warehouse. PWA fails to provide consistent performance in such conditions, and issues with bluetooth scanners in Safari/PWA on iOS devices add up. Other than that, I agree Vue.js is superior to React in a lot of use cases, especially for web.
marcosdumay 9y ago
The one reason why I favor Vue more than React is: * Vue downscales. If you have a single scripted component in a page, you will get a simple page, with a small amount of Vue added.

mamcx 9y ago

A thing that will sell vue/react native for me is the ability to only use them for UI. I don't wanna use them for logic or heavy stuff. Just have them for render the UI. This mean, easy way to embedb into iOS/Xamarin.NET. I have look at react native and NativeScript and both are very hack-ish for my taste.