Why I'm Switching from Vue to React

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== [ Timestamps ] ==
00:00 Intro
00:47 Vue vs React
02:35 Community Support
04:38 TypeScript
07:33 FAANG Job Market
09:50 Final Thoughts on Vue

== [ Tags ] ==
#suboptimal #vuejs #reactjs

[NigelStratton]

For me, Quasar v2 (Vue 3) in Typescript, with Vite's super fast reloading straight from ts and the simplicity of pinia is awesome.

[thabo]

Agree with everything else except the typescript support. Vue3 typescript is pretty good, considering it’s fully built with it too.

[ull]

My opinion is that although vue is behind, it’s an advantage in the sense that it’ll get some things right by studying other frameworks like react and their way of doing things.

[sarthakjoshi]

I think the vue course creators need to add additional resources how to answer questions on stack overflow, how to submit pull request, how to create new vue plugins and packages and stuff like that.😇 I will certainly start contributing once i have good mastery over vue. Lets fight React not join it.

[jessicamorris]

This is Such a Valuable Video. It's very helpful for new developers who are starting their careers and also expert developers for better understanding. Thank you so much for sharing! Keep Sharing!

[Zen-lzhc]

Like :)
Thank you for being honest and open about Vue.
I know it hurts... especially because you put the time and effort to learn Vue and already build many projects in it.
Really appreciate your video, Thanks Man :)

[DodaGarcia]

It’s a little silly to talk about switching as though it requires relearning everything from scratch. Most front-end coding skills transfer over just fine between Vue and React, and even to a more opinionated framework such as Angular.

[akash-kumar]

A bit of correction. In India we write npm package in English. I never came across any package or docs written in Hindi.

[damianperez]

Even if there are a lot of react jobs, you will also have a lot of react developers applying for the same job, so at the end of the day it doesn't make sense. But if you learn something that is in less demand you will actually have a bigger change of getting a job, because there won't be many developers using that technology, like vue, svelte and even solid Js

[ull]

Great Video. Curious. Despite those reasons, development wise from a coding perspective, which framework do you enjoy coding in? Do you miss single file components in vue?

[sayoko]

Vue3 do component communication globally by reactive and ref api easily, React can also do that but more complicated. Most important is that React has render issue.

[juniorWeb]

best video i ever found on the internet which helps to understand the difference between react and vue. Now I have a clear goal really thank you so much. God bless you, man.

[akinhwan]

i first learned Vue in 2017 and it got me into js frameworks, just felt friendlier from an outside perspective.
but now I'm picking up React because of all the interviews I'm getting stateside that use it in their stack.
no regrets had some good times, but suspect I'll be more React moving forward

[oswaldoolea]

you are right in your decision, very rational logic that aims very high with your business, however I remain with VUE because conceptually I consider it more technologically advanced and this prevails in my case, over the business logic, and theoretically later on it will pay the initial disadvantages you're talking about

[_modiX]

In how much things have changed, especially with Nuxt 3 entering the scene?

[badasscoder]

4:42
Can we use typescript + vue 3 in production? Actually, my project manager asked me to use ts with vue3. But he is an angular developer.

[deoarlo]

Exactly what I need now. Wow the accuracy

[joshcv]

I love Vue! Once I learned Vue, writing code in React seemed just obnoxious, especially in the setState/use state pattern.

[DodaGarcia]

But yeah while I love Vue and it was my first contact with modern front-end coding, Vue 3 went into a direction I just don’t find that appealing. Maybe my needs are just different but it feels like it added a bunch of complexity for very little added benefit. I don’t want to relearn the way I use the tool while still having to worry about my project becoming a scrambled mess as soon as it grows a little.

So I’ve been starting to try out Angular, mostly because of the native TS and how the opinionated architecture keeps the code maintainable. But if I find something that offers similar modularity for React projects then I might just land on React because there’s a much bigger ecosystem. With Angular it’s so small that you actually have to list pros and cons before choosing a component library, because there’s very few around and each lacks something vital that the other has.

[av]

I 100% want JS in my HTLM :) I prefer Nuxt and Vue .