Vue makes things simpler and when you get a hang of the reactivity fundementals, it is a breeze to work with.
React has more 3rd part support. Larger ecosystem and much better tooling. You’ll have better editor support, linting, formatting etc with jsx.
My issue with React these days is that it is basically owned by Vercel at this point. And the development direction reflects that. Go check out the official docs. “quickstart” of React is basically “Use Next”. I personally like React a lot but hate Next with a passion after working on a couple of large Next codebases.
You can obviously avoid that (or prefer next).
I think signal based reactivity is on the works to be standardized in JS so the vue approach might get faster / better if it does. The language itself will provide the reactivity primitives all but react (vue, svelte, solid..) use basically.
Vue makes things simpler and when you get a hang of the reactivity fundementals, it is a breeze to work with.
React has more 3rd part support. Larger ecosystem and much better tooling. You’ll have better editor support, linting, formatting etc with jsx.
My issue with React these days is that it is basically owned by Vercel at this point. And the development direction reflects that. Go check out the official docs. “quickstart” of React is basically “Use Next”. I personally like React a lot but hate Next with a passion after working on a couple of large Next codebases.
You can obviously avoid that (or prefer next).
I think signal based reactivity is on the works to be standardized in JS so the vue approach might get faster / better if it does. The language itself will provide the reactivity primitives all but react (vue, svelte, solid..) use basically.