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I learned Vue first because I didn't want to have to learn a reactive framework and Typescript at the same time. I've made several 'complete' apps with Vue / ES
by jgalentine007 7y ago
I learned Vue first because I didn't want to have to learn a reactive framework and Typescript at the same time. I've made several 'complete' apps with Vue / ES6 and .Net Core.
For a new job possibility I have now been learning Angular and Typescript and I am really liking how much Typescript simplifies the boilerplate of components etc. My angular components are much more readable than my deeply nested Vue components.
There are some class component plugins for Vue 2.x but it seems that this is being dropped now for 3.x in favor of composition functions. Looking at code samples it seems to mix the worst of both worlds to me.
I'm liking how much less cognitive load I've had with just going the 'angular way' whereas with Vue I had to make a lot of decisions for your basic needs (HTTP data access, form validation etc.)