Yeah I hear your complaints about Vue 3. I had the same experiences when I was building a few apps with it pre 2020. Next/Nuxt really take Vue and React to a w

Yeah I hear your complaints about Vue 3. I had the same experiences when I was building a few apps with it pre 2020. Next/Nuxt really take Vue and React to a whole new level when building a wet application. I’m very well versed in all 3 of big reactive JavaScript frameworks, and React is my go to for now. I switched from Vue to React as my default after struggling with complex data tables in Vue; when React had a bunch of libraries on GitHub that would work for my project at the time. The final nail in the coffin was a contract requirement for .Net core framework, and it came bundled with React in it already. From there, I found Next, Typescript, and Tailwind, and haven’t looked back :)