What are the differences between React and Vue.js? ft Sara Vieira | Prismic

What are the differences between React and Vue? Sara Vieira shares her thoughts.
Your choice should be driven by things that you like and dislike: if you don't like templates don't go to Vue. React focuses a lot on Immutability while Vue focuses a lot on Reactivity. React is a good choice if you come from a CS background or if you like functional programming. Vue is more geared towards people who really just want to build things.

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00:00 Intro
04:00 Why you will need to learn React.

#Prismic #WebDevelopment #VuevsReact

[ErnestoCode]

I like that Sarah is very straightforward about both React and Vue.

[PujaGamer]

Totally agree with her. Both of these JS Technologies are really good options to build practically everything. I think, that goes on the way we like to do our stuff, considering the (not very) different ways to work of each one, but getting a good knowledge of both may give you a really chance to choose between them in a more accurate way. Just try them, and go with it.

[reubenwedson]

I like the part start with Vue you will understand React for sure. I did that and I work with both now .... 🔥🔥🔥

[romansemchuk]

Great straightforward answers. Thank you Sarah!

[janphillips]

Thank you! That was helpful. Saying 'It depends' isn't a bad answer, it can inform people to know which framework is appropriate for when. Nice room.

[pouryatakmar]

I really enjoined watching this! everything that I would like to hear has been told!

[jessicamorris]

Greate video sharing differences between React Js and Vue J. I really appreciate that because it's amazing and very helpful for me and also the developers. Keep sharing more Ideas regarding new frameworks in detail! Thank You!

[OlegGoncharenko]

Thanks, guys. Very helpful interview!

[collynchristopherbrenner]

This is excellent and honest overview without bias (except for slight leaning toward React, but even that is kept at minimum for viewer's benefit). Excellent video, thank you for this!

[MikeBoardley]

While it is currently true there are more React jobs than Vue jobs, I am personally seeing and receiving calls for Vue JS jobs alot more than I ever have before so Vue is growing in popularity and over time, there will be as many Vue Jobs as React.

[Undurkhaan]

Thank you. It's really interesting and energetic talk.

[loarithm]

She has a good spirit. And informative too. Thank u for this video guys

[GodOfMacro]

I don't like magic nor template, but other than that the "just build stuff" and more "complete" experience with vue is very nice. Sara's cool too thanks for your opinions :)

[juniorWeb]

very very helpful for me, I start my career as a Vue js developer to learn stuff related to the front end which also helps me to learn to react js very easily. so really suggest if someone wants to start a career in frontend from scratch please jump into first vue js to understand all the things related to frontend then react will very easy to learn and you can create projects very easily.

[frankjohansen]

Vue have made me do things much smarter and faster.

[MrApplewine]

Does Vue and React work equally well with something like GopherJS? Because, I know React is a library and Vue is a framework, so I wonder how well a framework works with other things that one might want to use.

[KendaBeatMaker]

it's 2 years later, would love to see her do an update

[RADOS_A]

This is great explanation and this is the reason why I picked React. Just personal preference. I will try vue.js when I have more time.

Also, it was really easy to learn React in few days with solid ES6 background + Recoil.

[andonir.]

I learned React but they asked me to learn Vue for the Job. I prefer Vue much more. State management and the router in React are kinda annoying.

[musem]

With Vue 3.3 Reactivity Transform using a dollar-sign $... as a macro so you don't need to add "import { ref } from 'vue'", save time!