Vue.js
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Pros
- Previous clients were happy with small Angular/Vue apps, and I enjoyed the great DX from tools like Vite, Docker, and Swagger APIs
- the main tradeoff is you can't do the ultra-smooth offline-first stuff that react/vue excel at.
- Vue is great and all, but IMHO opinion its always a good idea to switch away from .net/sql server.
- We switched from React to Vue in 2021 (ish) and don't regret it for a moment. Vue is a more more sane ecosystem.
- vues got the best learning curve imo - feels more intuitive if youre coming from jquery or traditional server-side stuff. options api vs composition api gives you flexibility.
Cons
- So no React, jQuery, Vue, whatever, but actually build an understanding for what's happening and then you can dive deeper as you want.
- I had workeräd.with both angular and Vue before this - and many other utility frameworks.
- HTMX is good when you *don't actually need* a full-blown SPA. It's not just for "simple projects", it is built around a different philosophy than things like React/Vue/Svelte.
- Is Vue worth spending time on?
- I got hit with both the skyline question and the robot simulator question recently, absolutely ridiculous. I was like... uh... this is for the senior Vue developer position, right?!
Sentiment
10 positive (63%) · 5 mixed (31%) · 1 negative (6%)
Trust + time weighted score: +58% · raw score 56%
What redditors said (10 of 16)
Previous clients were happy with small Angular/Vue apps, and I enjoyed the great DX from tools like Vite, Docker, and Swagger APIs
So no React, jQuery, Vue, whatever, but actually build an understanding for what's happening and then you can dive deeper as you want.
I had workeräd.with both angular and Vue before this - and many other utility frameworks.
HTMX is good when you *don't actually need* a full-blown SPA. It's not just for "simple projects", it is built around a different philosophy than things like React/Vue/Svelte.
the main tradeoff is you can't do the ultra-smooth offline-first stuff that react/vue excel at.
Vue is great and all, but IMHO opinion its always a good idea to switch away from .net/sql server.
We switched from React to Vue in 2021 (ish) and don't regret it for a moment. Vue is a more more sane ecosystem.
vues got the best learning curve imo - feels more intuitive if youre coming from jquery or traditional server-side stuff. options api vs composition api gives you flexibility.
Is Vue worth spending time on?
I got hit with both the skyline question and the robot simulator question recently, absolutely ridiculous. I was like... uh... this is for the senior Vue developer position, right?!
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