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I love Vue and use it wherever I can. I used to feel iffy about the angular-y syntax and how CSS JS and HTML all often live in the same file, but I've come to l

I love Vue and use it wherever I can. I used to feel iffy about the angular-y syntax and how CSS JS and HTML all often live in the same file, but I've come to love the way that coupling embraces the component architecture: "This file has one (1) self-contained component that does this one thing". That plus the built-in routing, global state management, and scoped CSS/SCSS made me never want to go back to React. The one thing that keeps React in my toolkit: React-Native development with Expo is truly an excellent experience. Getting everything going without having to fire up visual studio or Xcode is a dream. I tried using NativeScript with Vue and it just wasn't the seamless "3 NPM commands and you're done"

digitaltrees 8y ago
Check out quasar-framework
- ceejayoz 8y ago
  Or Ionic, which now supports Vue (and others) and is IMO substantially more polished.
  - digitaltrees 8y ago
    quasar lets you build a responsive web app, and iOS and Android apps, where ionic focuses on mobile, not bad just different. Also, Ionic’s support for vue is really new and not as well documented.
Kihashi 8y ago
> I tried using NativeScript with Vue and it just wasn't the seamless "3 NPM commands and you're done" I had a similar experience. I will say, though, that the nativescript-vue plugin is now officially supported by Telerik rather than just a community plugin, so it should theoretically be getting easier to use.