Re:Vue 3.2
by 52-6F-62 on Tuesday August 10, 2021 @07:18AM
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I've largely worked with Vue 2 in recent years over React. Primarily moved just to try and reduce front end bloat, and stuck because I preferred some of the patterns—personally I found them easier to reason around than some of the popular React patterns.
I really liked The Vue class component pattern. Localized styles, logic, and markup, coherent state management built-in.
The tooling got more bloated in time, but it was still a breeze to work with.
I'm now trying to catch up with React again as industry tends to dictate—so far so good, but I liked the "pure"/Vue-flavoured HTML markup approach of Vue over JSX. It seemed to have all the benefits of JSX a la close-coupling in class components, but saves the wonky half-flavour of markup/logic—especially when it comes to working in TypeScript.
That said, maybe my tune will change after I spend more time in the React ecosystem again—especially trying to make more use of server-side rendering.
I really liked The Vue class component pattern. Localized styles, logic, and markup, coherent state management built-in.
The tooling got more bloated in time, but it was still a breeze to work with.
I'm now trying to catch up with React again as industry tends to dictate—so far so good, but I liked the "pure"/Vue-flavoured HTML markup approach of Vue over JSX. It seemed to have all the benefits of JSX a la close-coupling in class components, but saves the wonky half-flavour of markup/logic—especially when it comes to working in TypeScript.
That said, maybe my tune will change after I spend more time in the React ecosystem again—especially trying to make more use of server-side rendering.