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i think 2018 is the year of 'who cares js'

• k__ 9y ago
  Yes. I had the feeling 2017 was year of Vue.js I think the biggest players (Angular+NativeScript/React+React-Native) have left Vue behind. While they try to abstract the UI problem from problems like native, web or whatnot, leading to better abstractions and ease of use on multiple platforms, Vue and co. are still meddling around on past problems.
  • adverbly 9y ago
    Fair point, but I'd like to add that if Vue is able to come up with better solutions to past problems, then they will likely come out on top in the end.
    • k__ 9y ago
      After using Angular, React and Vue I think this is greatly a matter of taste. They all have great solutions.
  • Can_Not 9y ago
    You know VueJS has multiple react native alternatives (both the native performance kind and the native look and feel kind and an actual bridge library to react native itself and also support from NativeScript)? I admit that VueJS is probably a minimum of 12 months of maturity behind react at this time, but at least do your research.