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A lot of throwaway accounts on here recommending people switch to vue in 2024. At least for now, I don't see any urgency to switch from React. There's more Rea
by JackMorgan 3y ago
A lot of throwaway accounts on here recommending people switch to vue in 2024.
At least for now, I don't see any urgency to switch from React. There's more React developers than Vue, Angular, Svelte, htmx, and Solid combined. React is not quite as ergonomic as Vue or Svelte, but all are swiftly approaching feature parity.
Vue and Sevlte don't seem to represent a big enough boost in productivity to justify rewriting an entire generation of codebases.
- Cthulhu_ 3y agoTo latch onto this comment; never switch an application's primary framework for the sake of switching. Consider other things, like time spent maintaining, hiring, training and onboarding required, support, etc. Anecdote, we switched to React Native from a thing called Nativescript, primarily motivated by the dwindling development and support, and the huge overhead that Nativescript brought. But I have to hold my hand up and say I didn't like Angular and the redux-style beating around the bush either.