All Javascript UI frameworks are the same. They provide a way to build UI and interactivity using components, and are powered by the same functional flow of dat

All Javascript UI frameworks are the same. They provide a way to build UI and interactivity using components, and are powered by the same functional flow of data -> render components -> trigger event -> change data -> repeat... Once you get past the fundamentals, it's just choosing the features that you like better. Vue uses HTML-based templates by default which I find better for 99% of scenarios, and can also be generated by a server-side framework which makes it easy to integrate into existing webapps without rebuilding as a complete SPA. Reactivity is another thing that all frameworks and state management as evolved to, since it's just automating what you were manually doing anyway. Mobx and the like were early versions but the composition API in Vue 3 is probably the most polished version of this with automatic tracking that does what you expect and intuitive effects/watchers. Vue also has official projects vs the 'unofficial' official ones for React, but that's a purely subjective preference at this point.