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I second this. React is a fantastic framework but does alot of things "it's own way" so unless you already know it, it's going to be much harder to get going wi
by _fat_santa 5y ago
I second this. React is a fantastic framework but does alot of things "it's own way" so unless you already know it, it's going to be much harder to get going with it.
- IceDane 5y agoIn what way do you think that React does things "its own way" that Vue doesn't? React is easily the simpler of the two, and Vue is the one that forces you to do things "its way" a lot more than React does. If you're referring to being able to, say, interact with state by just mutating it.. well, that's because Vue has a built in reactive state system that works similar to Mobx. In react, you can just use Mobx.. or recoil, or redux, or even your own custom state management system if you really wanted to(as long as it talks to react properly).. In vue? Maybe, sort of, but you've already bought into one heavy-handed abstraction which is their own reactive stack, so the best you can do is build on top of that.