Re:Vue.js v3 released (pre alpha)
by jacurtis on Friday October 04, 2019 @04:37PM
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Of all the three major frontend frameworks, Vue has the easiest and quickest setup time.
On the simple end you can pull the framework from NPM or a CDN and insert it into your HTML. Then insert a script tag with your data and methods to use for Vue. That is really it. 2-way databinding is as simple as adding a `v-model` to your html tags like your inputs.
Of all three, you will find Vue has the least amount of "ceremony" to get started.
Of course as you get into advanced projects you probably want to start working with something like Nuxt.js (for Vue) or Next.js (for React). These have a lot more setup and learning.
But on a simple level Vue is pretty dead-simple to use. Far easier to use than React in my opinion.
On the simple end you can pull the framework from NPM or a CDN and insert it into your HTML. Then insert a script tag with your data and methods to use for Vue. That is really it. 2-way databinding is as simple as adding a `v-model` to your html tags like your inputs.
Of all three, you will find Vue has the least amount of "ceremony" to get started.
Of course as you get into advanced projects you probably want to start working with something like Nuxt.js (for Vue) or Next.js (for React). These have a lot more setup and learning.
But on a simple level Vue is pretty dead-simple to use. Far easier to use than React in my opinion.