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> If you're doing JS development, just use React. I totally agree with your sentiment, but there are more frameworks out there with sufficient maturity to be c
by Shacklz 4y ago
> If you're doing JS development, just use React.
I totally agree with your sentiment, but there are more frameworks out there with sufficient maturity to be considered enterprise-grade on the scale of react. Angular is certainly there, Vue as well at least in my book.
- geraldwhen 4y agoAngular is an option from a high level but I would argue against it on merit. Vue is off the table. If you’re not prioritizing “ability to hire” with your tech choices you’re in for a bad time. Angular is popular enough that you would get a lot of candidates.
- thebradbain 4y agoWhy is Vue off the table? Where I work uses Vue rather than React, and we're _very_ happy with that choice. There's many reasons why (specifically the Composition API is similar to React Hooks, but in my opinion _much_ better thought out, and so is the fact that the state-management story is much more opinionated/first-party), but rather than start a framework war, I will say that every FE engineer we've hired who preciously worked at a React shop (which is all of them) has gotten the hang of Vue within a week and finds Vue a refreshing breath of fresh air. Me included. I think React without a doubt has the largest ecosystem. And I also think Vue is more than a valid choice, and definitely not a problem in the hiring sphere.
- geraldwhen 4y agoAbility to hire. There are fewer vue developers and people tend to apply for jobs in tooling they already know.