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> Anyone moved from React to Vue I'm considering a move in the opposite direction for a few reasons: 1. React Native. I can build mobile apps using Vue via Io
by pbowyer 5y ago
> Anyone moved from React to Vue
I'm considering a move in the opposite direction for a few reasons:
1. React Native. I can build mobile apps using Vue via Ionic Framework / Cordova / Capacitor but that ecosystem is a nightmare (esp the Cordova/Capacitor split). React Native has more extensions available and the camera related ones are considerably more featureful.
2. Libraries/widgets. Vue has widget libraries available and (multi)select fields et al work great. But when you want something more advanced - a decent calendar picker for example - I always turn up a React library that does what I want, and the Vue one doesn't. [I suspect there's compatibility issues if you use too many React widgets - gras is always greener etc]
3. Expectation that you know React. I've had clients say "we use Vue, do you know it?" but I've had 10x more say "We use React, do you know it?".
- SergeAx 5y ago1. Have you checked https://vue-native.io/ https://vue-native.io/ ?
- ianhawes 5y agoHave you checked Vue-Native? It hasn’t been maintained since October 2020 and IIRC doesn’t work with the latest RN versions.
- dhritzkiv 5y agoI don't use Vue-Native, but it seems to be undergoing regular, active development, with a release in July 2021.
- PYTHONDJANGO 5y agoIf you do not use it why do you feel you should comment about it?
- dhritzkiv 5y agoI don't use it, but based on my observations (i.e. looking at the Github repo), I can see that there have been several releases and continued significant development –not merely dependency updates– in the past few months. I was merely offering an objective correction to the parent comment's statement: > It hasn’t been maintained since October 2020