I'm the lead developer at a medium sized company and I chose to go with Vue years ago. We've built out entire internal and external system with Vue and it's gotten pretty big in the last few years. I can say that Vue was a great choice and it works fine for large projects.
@@matheusvictor9629Agree! Even with the popularization of FE frameworks (like Vue)/reduction of those using jquery, jquery still has its uses for the right project.
Actually, Vue doesn't require typescript...I wrote I whole enterprise VUE app using standard ES6 Javascript. Vue 3 does offer better typescript support than Vue 2. Also REACT and Next.JS both support typescript as well. React has much more version fragmentation than Vue and hasn't really been updated in the last two years...which means that Next.js is forked and supports things like React's server components which are not stable in REACT Canary releases now.
@@Electricity0 I've done pro projects in both and Vue3 is much better .. because composition API fully and easily supports TS && because Pinia soo ezy + also support TS much better than Vuex. Vue router is basically the same thing so there is no change. VueCli was sooooo slowwwwwwwwwww. It was so slow that Evan You needed to make Vite xD VueCli + Vue 2 + Vuex Vite + Vue 3 + TS + Pinia .... much better combo in every way
Just an idea. I think a better video would be comparing Next with Vue and Nuxt as it seems a more direct comparison. I say this as a newbie that has worked with Next over the last year but keepihearing a lot about Nuxt. I even asked Chat GPT this week to break down a comparison for me , so I am sure there must be more people wondering the same thing. I would love to see a good in depth video about this. I have seen a couple this week comparing them, but I still have not seen a really good one.
This is true in the US, but using Vue that commanies and person developer much more in the China.In contrast, react low usage rate in most of commanies and person, only a few large commanies usually use react.Maybe vue of author is a Chinese, and so the document is in Chinese, which is very friendly to most Chinese people who are not good at English. Vue's thinking is more in line with Chinese habits.
I keep hearing that Vue is easier to grasp than React. That's just not been the case for me haha, React was infinitely easier than getting into Vue for me, and I'm coming from a PHP, generally backend background. React feels more similar to backend frameworks in terms of structure. Vue felt like fancy HTML, CSS and JS with some nice stuff.
They are both mature and powerfull frameworks with big communities, but Vue code is just alot more beauty, simple and organized compared to React. Plus, Vue is very easy to learn. Our company switched to Vue and Nuxt mainly.
Man, you seem like a nice guy so take this as a friendly advice as I am not trying to hate here. I literally couldn't stand the video due to the robotic way you read your script.
You can't compare react with vue, react can build PDFs, Canvas, Android apps, iOS apps... in fact to use react you need react and react-dom which means react for browsers is something addition. React is not only Web !! don't ignore this. After 6 years of angular(2, 3,4), the google team noticed that no one cared about the work... people already started using react... simple, flexible, easy. They need a plan B... vueJs just a different thing doing the same job.
What are you talking about? Angular is way more popular than Vue. It sits at a distant second, with React still having more share than Angular and Vue combined.
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I'm the lead developer at a medium sized company and I chose to go with Vue years ago. We've built out entire internal and external system with Vue and it's gotten pretty big in the last few years. I can say that Vue was a great choice and it works fine for large projects.
We use Vue in the company I work. It's a huge platform and Vue just works. Vue not being recommended for large scale projects is a myth.
Vue, React, even jQuery, if you have good developers it will just work.
@@matheusvictor9629Agree! Even with the popularization of FE frameworks (like Vue)/reduction of those using jquery, jquery still has its uses for the right project.
vue, because it just works.
Actually, Vue doesn't require typescript...I wrote I whole enterprise VUE app using standard ES6 Javascript. Vue 3 does offer better typescript support than Vue 2. Also REACT and Next.JS both support typescript as well. React has much more version fragmentation than Vue and hasn't really been updated in the last two years...which means that Next.js is forked and supports things like React's server components which are not stable in REACT Canary releases now.
Not updated is a stretch. Vue updates all the time but no breaking changes are delivered.
React is a lot more complicated than Vue
…how?
@@tropicaljupitersyntax, design everything is simpler in Vue compared to react
@@manjunathareddy6548 yess that's because of react architecture
vue3 much easier than vue2
it's just the same really.
@@Electricity0 I've done pro projects in both and Vue3 is much better .. because composition API fully and easily supports TS && because Pinia soo ezy + also support TS much better than Vuex. Vue router is basically the same thing so there is no change. VueCli was sooooo slowwwwwwwwwww. It was so slow that Evan You needed to make Vite xD
VueCli + Vue 2 + Vuex
Vite + Vue 3 + TS + Pinia .... much better combo in every way
@@jsonkody yeah but that's something else. I use Vite with Pinia and Vue 2 for example.
Sadly, most of the information in this video is greatly outdated... Maybe don't put 2024 in the title if the information is not longer accurate
vue all the way
😁😁😁😁
Vue + nuxt3 is unmatched. Its way more powerful than its given credit for
The question of whether React or Vue is better is like the question of whether console or PC.
Whereby Vue here is PC, i.e. the master race. :D
Just an idea. I think a better video would be comparing Next with Vue and Nuxt as it seems a more direct comparison. I say this as a newbie that has worked with Next over the last year but keepihearing a lot about Nuxt. I even asked Chat GPT this week to break down a comparison for me , so I am sure there must be more people wondering the same thing. I would love to see a good in depth video about this. I have seen a couple this week comparing them, but I still have not seen a really good one.
This guy has a lot wrong in this video that I don't know where to start.
It's a real shame that there are so few Vue jobs out there. Most people like this framework, but for some reason, they don't write projects on it.
This is true in the US, but using Vue that commanies and person developer much more in the China.In contrast, react low usage rate in most of commanies and person, only a few large commanies usually use react.Maybe vue of author is a Chinese, and so the document is in Chinese, which is very friendly to most Chinese people who are not good at English. Vue's thinking is more in line with Chinese habits.
I keep hearing that Vue is easier to grasp than React. That's just not been the case for me haha, React was infinitely easier than getting into Vue for me, and I'm coming from a PHP, generally backend background.
React feels more similar to backend frameworks in terms of structure. Vue felt like fancy HTML, CSS and JS with some nice stuff.
I found Vue super easy, coming from PHP. But I did have to really study it before using.
That's because they made react for php devs... that was kind of a happy accident, but definitely what happened.
Imo this video should have be prefaced with “this is my opinion on…”. A lot of the “issues” (of Vue or React) are personal preferences.
Vue limited scalability ?? From what I see in this video you are just trowing words to have video...
They are both mature and powerfull frameworks with big communities, but Vue code is just alot more beauty, simple and organized compared to React. Plus, Vue is very easy to learn. Our company switched to Vue and Nuxt mainly.
I think the information in this video is not 100% correct.
Conding Speed? ... 😁😄
vue native is deprecated tho
you could use ionic capasitor instead
Thank you for your content. Just a tip. Try to vary a little your voice tone. ❤
no answer ..
Man, you seem like a nice guy so take this as a friendly advice as I am not trying to hate here. I literally couldn't stand the video due to the robotic way you read your script.
He spoke with cadence and in an engaging fashion. I am surprised that you found it robotic!
Great video... now NEXT vs NUXT
Vue native is depricated..
quasar dev is not
You can't compare react with vue, react can build PDFs, Canvas, Android apps, iOS apps... in fact to use react you need react and react-dom which means react for browsers is something addition. React is not only Web !! don't ignore this.
After 6 years of angular(2, 3,4), the google team noticed that no one cared about the work... people already started using react... simple, flexible, easy.
They need a plan B... vueJs just a different thing doing the same job.
Its not easy. By any means and most web apps ideally would not need a mobile app
Vue is a full framework, React is just a library. End of discussion
What are you talking about? Angular is way more popular than Vue. It sits at a distant second, with React still having more share than Angular and Vue combined.
thanks :)
You are the best
Thank you!
NO, PYTHON!!! IS GOD :D
Python is a language and not a framework and it's used for backend, for frontend you will need a frontend framework like vue.
@@K_James95 party pooper
Vue native is dead
why?
@@t.t.o.p it's literally dead... They stopped developing it
NativeScript is the way