Re:How we do Vue: one year later (2017)
by eeeeeeeeeeeee on Tuesday March 19, 2019 @12:15PM
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I think this is accurate. My background is also in the backend realm and so I'm not a frontend person and my Javascript knowledge is marginal. I recently had to take on a more frontend project and I went with Nuxt/Vue over React.
That being said, I do share some of the other comments about how it can be confusing with bound elements and iterating over objects, or areas you aren't allowed to use string concatenation. A lot of this magic happens behind the scenes so it's a bit of trial and error, and feels foreign if you're used to being able to do those sorts of things in the past.
I also think that React (with JSX) is a bit more "out in the open" about how things work and what is expected, without reading tons of documentation, and less under-the-hood magic. So it's easier to get up to speed, and your JS knowledge will improve over time (especially if you already know other languages).
I'm working on backend most of the time and relatively recently I needed to do switch to frontend part of our service. For me Vue seems much easier and less confusing. You just have your plain html template and a few 'hooks' to make it work with your js script.
>magnitude more complex and is very inconsistent:
Just as the other guy said - it is very intuitive. You don't even have to learn much of js to make it work perfectly.