Yeah, I've worked on medium-sized apps with React (mostly 1-2 years ago) and small to medium side projects with Vue. The number of components and rapid shiftin

Yeah, I've worked on medium-sized apps with React (mostly 1-2 years ago) and small to medium side projects with Vue. The number of components and rapid shifting in the React ecosystem, not to mention the absurd number of dependencies installed by create-react-app were some of the major sticking points. It all got pretty messy eventually. That experience with React is what led me to Vue personally and got me to appreciate it. Vue.js looks more limited on paper but it was the "React Lite" that removed all of the options that ended up being used to make for complex codebases that made it work for me. It's worth noting that my React experience was with others on a dev team while Vue was solo.