Having briefly played with Vue.js before, it always seemed the nicest of the front end frameworks. At least the one that aligned best with the way I like to work (it doesn't get in your way, much)
But I fear that the world is too small for 3 front end frameworks, specially when the other 2 are sponsored by Facebook and Google.
Actually got in argument with someone last week in defending his company's selection of Angular (which I've used) "you never get fired for choosing Google." Well I'm old enough to remember 'you never get fired for buying IBM.
My philosophy is you move ahead by choosing the best product and currently imho Vue is best. But then again having tasted the freedom of being an entrepreneur I couldn't ever work again in the big company environment.
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Having briefly played with Vue.js before, it always seemed the nicest of the front end frameworks. At least the one that aligned best with the way I like to work (it doesn't get in your way, much)
But I fear that the world is too small for 3 front end frameworks, specially when the other 2 are sponsored by Facebook and Google.
Do you think Vue.js has a chance? I hope it does
Actually got in argument with someone last week in defending his company's selection of Angular (which I've used) "you never get fired for choosing Google." Well I'm old enough to remember 'you never get fired for buying IBM.
My philosophy is you move ahead by choosing the best product and currently imho Vue is best. But then again having tasted the freedom of being an entrepreneur I couldn't ever work again in the big company environment.