I have. I once worked at a shop that tried to rebuild all of its web sites as SPA's with Vue. Four devs, two with deep JS experience, and it was a complete disaster. Vue isn't ready for enterprise, and the documentation is a joke.
I don't work there anymore, but looking at the sites now, I can see the old ones are still online — TEN months later, no sign of Vue.
Why don't you like the docs? I love how it has a great introduction guide[1] that really dives deep into the hows and whys, but also has a full API guide when you just gotta know one specific thing [2].
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I have. I once worked at a shop that tried to rebuild all of its web sites as SPA's with Vue. Four devs, two with deep JS experience, and it was a complete disaster. Vue isn't ready for enterprise, and the documentation is a joke.
I don't work there anymore, but looking at the sites now, I can see the old ones are still online — TEN months later, no sign of Vue.
Woah, so looks like we disagree completely.
Why don't you like the docs? I love how it has a great introduction guide[1] that really dives deep into the hows and whys, but also has a full API guide when you just gotta know one specific thing [2].
[1](https://vuejs.org)
[2](https://vuejs.org/v2/api/)
I've managed projects that use Vue in Enterprise.
It's solid and works much better than React or Angular.
- Better documentation. - Better ecosystem. - Better community. - Multilanguage (Chinese / English / Russian) - Proper scoping of concerns.
It really hits all the marks.