Why is react more popular than vue, when vue is faster and . . . - Reddit And migrating to vue 3 brings us back a full circle with support of plugins etc As vue 3 is re-engineered from the ground up, it also cannot work with a lot of vue 2 plugins which means vue 3 will take alot more time to get to be as supported as even vue 2 Both vue and angular has been rewritten from scratch Vue even a couple of times
PlayStation Vue - Reddit PlayStation™Vue was a no-contract, over the top streaming TV provider targeted toward cord cutters looking for a cable television alternative The PlayStation™Vue app was available on multiple devices and platforms PlayStation™Vue offered cloud DVR, video on demand (VOD), and "TV Everywhere" authentication for numerous networks The service was shutdown on January 30th, 2020 This
Best practices for fetching data in Vue : r vuejs - Reddit Just to add to this, as a react developer who does Vue in their spare time: Make API calls the Pinia store action Call this in either mounted() or just inside the setup JS block Think of this a bit like a useEffect hook Connect the store to your component data by returning the store data from a computed() call Think of this like a useState call
Vue vs Svelte : r vuejs - Reddit Sometimes the established environment can catch up (like Vue did by just re-writing the whole thing for Vue 3), sometime the new thing completely takes over But any way, in the beginning the new thing will always be limited to the specific issue it tried to fix and it will take its time to become as rich as the old thing was
Vue UI kits component libraries? : r vuejs - Reddit Svelte is a radical new approach to building user interfaces Whereas traditional frameworks like React and Vue do the bulk of their work in the browser, Svelte shifts that work into a compile step that happens when you build your app
Has Vue Still a Chance? : r vuejs - Reddit In that way Vue 3 lost some of the ease of use that people loved with Vue 2 They have fallen behind with the newer compiler direction of JS libraries like Svelte, SolidJS, and Qwik Vue Vapor was supposed to address the compiler issue and provide a VDOM-less solution like Solid but I haven't heard a word about it since they first mentioned it
Updating the content of a reactive array without losing reactivity When we migrated from Vue 2 to Vue 3 we were already using an in-house form validator Looked like myForm field value = "blah" We found devs were getting confused and failing to write myForm field value value Which is really ugly and hard to read so we added the reactivity-transform macro and people were happy again
why use angular over Vue : r Angular2 - Reddit Having used both I think Vue is the better framework overall Vue essentially takes the best of Angular and the best of React and mashes it together Granted Angular has changed a lot since I used it last (Angular 2 and below) but as far as I know, the biggest benefit of Angular was 2 way binding between parent and child