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The star count that should matter for me would be as follows: 1. The happiness and productivity level I have when perusing one over the other. 2. The actual a
by AngeloAnolin 8y ago
The star count that should matter for me would be as follows:
1. The happiness and productivity level I have when perusing one over the other.
2. The actual application being shipped and the level of happiness and satisfaction that I get from the customers.
3. The number of features I can quickly ship on top of the application.
4. The ease of maintainability / support for the application. Easier to maintain = more stars in my world.
The feature set that both frameworks offer are pretty much on par, although I would say (IMHO) that Vue is far easier to understand and seems to be less complex, over all the other frameworks I have used (React, Angular, Ember, Knockout).
- davidjnelson 8y agoProductivity level and customer satisfaction are great metrics. There are successful businesses created in measuring customer satisfaction ( foresee, medallia etc ), but has anyone tried to or cracked measuring software productivity? Seems like an interesting and valuable space. Edit: found one. This looks awesome https://www.gitprime.com https://www.gitprime.com