React vs Vue in 2023 - which is Best?

React vs Vue in 2023 ... which is the best choice for developers.
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[aissa.bouguern]

Being a Vue developer means you will have a quiet and peaceful life.

[II__zeus__II]

Been working with Vue for 3 years and I love it. Never really had a reason to learn other frameworks honestly.

[mgs_k]

I use both. I find Vue to be more intuitive than React. React seems like it's simple at first, but it has a lot of caveats. Sometimes React makes you jump through hoops to achieve things that you would think should be simple to do

[ryanleemartin]

It's kind of hilarious that React still calls itself a library and not a framework.

[StephenAinsworth]

I just really struggle with React, no idea why. Vue on the other hand works well with Laravel via Inertia so that's a massive motivation for me

[ricardomonge]

Vue just feels more natural. I like Svelte as well. React is just for money, but no love for it.

[lphoogenboom]

I love how extremely casual this video is. No annoying background music, no hyped up narration, no pretending how it will change your life using either of those. Love it.

[deecee]

i learned Vue first and painfully learning React because most job sites require react. i just feel like everything you do inreact is 3x harder/complex

[sebastiancastillo]

I'm learning react and is very painful. For me and for enjoy development, Vue is amazing!, especially with the composition api, but it's hard to find work with vue so far.
Choose Vue to build new products for your own startup!

[kingnick]

After coding in HTML & PHP (and at one point Macromedia Flash) for a thousand years and later transitioning to React without much thought, I'm surprised there are communities with maximalists between React / Vue / Angular / etc. For me, React just gets the job done

[jefferymuter]

Fell in love with React, but my bootcamp teaches Vue because they partner with some big insurance companies/banks that are(were) desperately looking for Vue devs. I'm happy to learn both. I'm getting to the point where I'm getting very happy working with different libraries/frameworks. Part of the reason I love Tailwind is because my JS/CSS/HTML all becomes visible in one file thanks to react&tailwind. I know Vue helps but all the css is in a different location. But, tailwind can really make some massive css files behind the hood so you've got to wonder about compile times with it. Anyways. Both are great, as you try to find jobs, either is fine imo. Any react dev could convert to vue, and vice versa, but getting your resume to shine, I think targeting tech that has a lower population of devs is generally smart.

[phojie]

Summary:

1. If you work for yourself go for VUE (your own company/startup)
2. If you work for someone else go for REACT (someone's company)

[singmantkpss]

As a newbie, I like this kinda content! Go through hot topics together with Stefan.

[JoseGarcia-vrmx]

Great video! Thank you for making it Stefan!

[nordeenrassul]

vue js more organized then react.
with react I feel overwhelmed.
vue js as seperet between js and html/css code. Just Love it

[DanAlmenar]

I landed a job last year precisely because the pool of Vue devs is very small, which worked on my behalf since I had much more experience in Vue (transitioning from 2 to 3 at the moment, so I got into it at the best possible time). I've used React, Vue and Svelte and they are all good. Haven't tried Angular and maybe I wont, I don't know

[BelleMorue]

Although I initially began learning Angular, I found that vue.js was much easier to grasp. In my opinion, rather than solely focusing on frameworks, it is more crucial to hone one's core skills, such as CSS, HTML, and JavaScript. Additionally, having an understanding of browser engine rendering is a more valuable use of time than striving to master every framework out there.

[baileyburnsed]

The Jobs Count Vs Dev Count is a good argument. My Hoby is game development with the Godot engine. Godot is gowing in adoption in building commercial games and AR/VR apps. There are more Unity Game/App development jobs but far for unity developers. Unity development basicly is a low pay job at this point but every time I consulted some company on Godot I made $150/h. But there are almost no Godot Jobs, I just build my AR/VR apps and mobile games with godot.

[eddielacrosse]

As an Angular guy, I support this lol

[kiambojyms]

I use Vue, React or Angular according to the situation and sometimes the Clients consideration.