Here's something that Swizec Teller wrote after having to use it on a project: https://medium.com/@swizec/some-thoughts-on-vue-after-deploying-my-first-producti

Here's something that Swizec Teller wrote after having to use it on a project: https://medium.com/@swizec/some-thoughts-on-vue-after-deploying-my-first-production-app-e7f3be73ce43 https://medium.com/@swizec/some-thoughts-on-vue-after-deploy... In essence, many things you take for granted do become harder because Vue is modelled after older templating frameworks like Angular, so you're jumping right into DI again and scope separation. It makes it less flexible and simple compared to React. My biggest gripe with it was that for many problems the basic knowledge you have isn't enough, you need Vue-specific solutions (remember the "Angular-way"?). After a while it gets easier.