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I couldn't be more thrilled with vue. Having learned with react, I think the component structure and updating are wonderful. But the baggage of the React ecosy
by RpFLCL 8y ago
I couldn't be more thrilled with vue.
Having learned with react, I think the component structure and updating are wonderful. But the baggage of the React ecosystem made it tedious to add to projects. What if I don't want to use webpack and npm and babel?
As this author notes, Vue just drops in and works.
I can use it in existing projects. I can use it in experiments. I can use it with my PHP projects. I can use it without a server to compile anything.
It's been a pleasant experience and the tools I've built with it have been refreshingly stable.
- crooked-v 8y ago> What if I don't want to use webpack and npm and babel? You may want to look at Parcel, which gets you most of the Babel/Webpack benefits (minification, ES6 syntax, using image files as imports in JS, etc) in a way that "just works". npm i --save-dev parcel-bundler npx parcel src/index.html # where index.html has <script src="whatever.js"></script> ...and that's it, if you're not doing anything really weird.
- woah 8y agoI’ve found parcel to be very buggy
- oreganoz 8y ago> What if I don't want to use webpack and npm and babel? You don't have to use those if you use React. It can be as simple as including a script tag in your HTML and be done with it.