> There's really nothing complex or difficult enough in React, Vue, or any other UI framework that can't be picked up by a competent dev quickly. Honestly. Whe

> There's really nothing complex or difficult enough in React, Vue, or any other UI framework that can't be picked up by a competent dev quickly. Honestly. Where I work we have a few undergrad co-op students who have just finished their first year of school. No previous React experience. They jumped right in and were useful on our React projects after about week. They just read some docs, asked a couple questions and played with our existing code. They're smart people but they're not x10 programmers. We have other large projects that are a more "traditional" mix of DOM manipulation use jQuery, global CSS, etc. and introducing new hires to that is never as smooth. There are no docs as thorough as React's that explain the patterns established in those codebases (if there are any consistent patterns at all). One thing to note, we make what I would consider to be web applications (for data management & analysis), not web pages.