Stagetimer uses Vue. Rundown Studio uses React. This is how it feels like while coding:
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Thomas Schühly · Nov 22
This is how HTMX feels :)
Jan Safka · Nov 22
I guess that fits. We're in React, it hurts, but the result is great.
Ema Serini 🌐🧑🏻💻 · Nov 23
"Merchants of complexity" as DHH said
Julian Harris · Nov 22
Let me guess: your React code has multi-page hooks that could be refactored but the thought of even looking at triple-nested anonymous functions makes your brain melt.
Simon Holmes · Nov 22
Any regrets choosing react over Vue? Usually the choice is because of familiarity, but I'm guessing you were familiar with Vue before? Have you tried @svelte.dev or @solidjs.com . They're both really nice as well.
Rik Schennink · Nov 22
Svelte
Iain Cambridge · Nov 22
I use Vue simply because I hate using Jsx for html. The template part is just great.
IngoA · Nov 22
How about AI "knowledge" of LLMs - is there enough training data on Vue? It may be the most important factor to get started as a framework newbie. Maybe also in daily work.
Varun · Nov 22
Until you try svelte 😉
David · Nov 22
Agree! Vue feels less complex :) Why did you not pick the same stack for both? 😊
Ruben · Nov 23
For some reason Claude has the tendency to make React code when I pass Vue Looks familiar but more difficult
Djinn · Nov 24
Used React a lot and starting to get tired of it. Is Vue worth it?
Dmytro Krasun · Nov 22
Why choose React if you already knew Vue? I don’t care about technologies. I am curious about your reasoning.