I'm guessing the custom syntax like "banana in a basket" for bindings. Or inputs and outputs and having to weave together components that use different reactivi

I'm guessing the custom syntax like "banana in a basket" for bindings. Or inputs and outputs and having to weave together components that use different reactivity models. Vue also has similar syntactic sugar and angularJS was guilty as well. React just has props with one syntax to use them. Although the syntax is simpler in react it does lend itself to computer science terminology so vue may be easier for lots of web Dev's without a computer science background