Vue is hands down the best JavaScript framework out there! It's so intuitive and powerful. If you haven't tried it yet, you're missing out on something amazing. Highly recommend giving it a go!
@@rrd_webmania "better is not the objective measurement" Yet in your first comment you boldly said, "Vue is the best JavaScript framework out there!" If better is not the objective measurement, how come best would be an objective measurement? 😅😅😅
And you can actually jump to the file for a component by clicking on a button on it in the frontend. I waste so much time trying to find the file for one
Nice to see some Vue love here, also all facts are precise and up-to date. Most people covering Vue do not always follow that guideline. 👍🏻 Wonder what Wes would have said about this whole episode haha. 😋 For a good charger, I recommend the UGREEN Nexode 200W, quite flexible and powerful. As for the shoes, they are quite DOPE! Wish Scott had them earlier at JS Nation cuz we don't have them in Amsterdam. Looks slick too!
The takeaway from this episode is that things that should be easy are easy anywhere but react. I've been needing to do a total rewrite of my personal site and I just keep thinking about leaving react behind. Vue and svelte sound so much easier
@7:10 It's not the CLI, it's the team behind Vue. The reason Vue has a much better ecosystem is because Evan and the Vue core team deliberately supports that. They view Vue as a framework, and they do believe there should be a golden path for all the things you need to do: "batteries included", and that Evan and the core team should support that golden path. In contrast the React team still insists they are a library.
Oh noooo I'm getting started with Svelte 5, and now you're saying that I should try VueJS instead? 😋 It's a good problem to have to be able to choose between several good options 😌
Naw man, Svelte is far better imo. I've used them all on major projects. Vue I would say is def the closest. Anything based on React is just a shitshow in comparison to these two imo.
Sitting here watching React users switch to Svelte because they realize React is a shitshow of boilerplate bullshit, then watching Svelte switch to Runes because they realize breaking the javascript language to introduce dark compiler magic is actually a bad idea and totally unnecessary to eliminate boilerplate when you can just return a reactive object from a function. So basically watching everyone just land on Vue composition API that got it right to begin with. Which is unsurprising considering it's just what Knockout already got right back in 2010.
I feel like you waited until Wes is out both in this and the potluck episode to hate on React 😂😂😂 just kidding. Would love to hear his take on all the things you mentioned about React.
Parsing self closing tags in JSX is not wrong it's based on XML, which is what X stands for. And it's not React thing, it was industry standard for a while until HTML5 happened
@@syntaxfm yeah, I think it sounds a bit silly in 2024, but it was pretty reasonable in 2012 when JSX was designed :) and very reasonable when XHP was created :) and it goes back to even older standards like E4X that existed decades before HTML5
Would love to see a whole Nuxt episode! 🔥
And you should grab Daniel Roe for it!!
@@xXFlameSwordsmanXx already did. 😋
Vue composition API is the bomb
Vue is hands down the best JavaScript framework out there! It's so intuitive and powerful. If you haven't tried it yet, you're missing out on something amazing. Highly recommend giving it a go!
Is it better than Svelte?
@@ramforinh "better" is not an objective measurement. Give it a try and you will see how they different and which one you like more.
@@rrd_webmania Is "the best JavaScript framework out there" an objective measurement? 😁
@@rrd_webmania "better is not the objective measurement"
Yet in your first comment you boldly said, "Vue is the best JavaScript framework out there!"
If better is not the objective measurement, how come best would be an objective measurement? 😅😅😅
@@thedelanyo it's always about personal preference in the end.
Nice to see some Vue love! 💚
At my job we're almost fully Vue! Im in the marketing team and its Laravel / Vue and the Product team is Java / Vue! I love using Vue!
Great to see some appreciation for Vue 💚 It's a really underestimated framework. I Would like to see a Nuxt episode!
nuxt devtools are mind blowing
And you can actually jump to the file for a component by clicking on a button on it in the frontend. I waste so much time trying to find the file for one
Nice to see some Vue love here, also all facts are precise and up-to date. Most people covering Vue do not always follow that guideline. 👍🏻
Wonder what Wes would have said about this whole episode haha. 😋
For a good charger, I recommend the UGREEN Nexode 200W, quite flexible and powerful.
As for the shoes, they are quite DOPE! Wish Scott had them earlier at JS Nation cuz we don't have them in Amsterdam. Looks slick too!
Guys please could you cover little bit about the issues with polyfill and it's remediation.
Cant wait for laravel video!!
I live in EU and Vue.js is the shit in here. It's like 50/50 split in companies. Vue is the way 👍
The takeaway from this episode is that things that should be easy are easy anywhere but react. I've been needing to do a total rewrite of my personal site and I just keep thinking about leaving react behind. Vue and svelte sound so much easier
Congratulations Wes!!!!!
Nice! Is there a native mobile option for vue like react native?
Yes. NativeScript has first class support for Vue - nativescript.org/
@@syntaxfm might be quite limited tho, Ionic is still the way to go! 🤘🏻
Now do Nuxt!
Shout out to Quasar, based on Vue. A wonderful framework with great components for SSR, PWA and lots of other stuff I don't take advantage of.
I live for the little writings below the names of the podcasters, whoever writes those little gems i appreciate you😂😂😂 💎
@35:07 Fun fact: Pinia is Vuex 5 :p
But what if I tried and didn't like it?
That’s fine.
Great talk.
Full episode on Nuxt and Unjs 🙏.
@7:10
It's not the CLI, it's the team behind Vue.
The reason Vue has a much better ecosystem is because Evan and the Vue core team deliberately supports that. They view Vue as a framework, and they do believe there should be a golden path for all the things you need to do: "batteries included", and that Evan and the core team should support that golden path.
In contrast the React team still insists they are a library.
Oh noooo I'm getting started with Svelte 5, and now you're saying that I should try VueJS instead? 😋
It's a good problem to have to be able to choose between several good options 😌
Naw man, Svelte is far better imo. I've used them all on major projects. Vue I would say is def the closest. Anything based on React is just a shitshow in comparison to these two imo.
TBH, you should try everything. A lot of the frameworks do things differently, don’t trust trust with somebody else says judge your own productivity.
Sitting here watching React users switch to Svelte because they realize React is a shitshow of boilerplate bullshit, then watching Svelte switch to Runes because they realize breaking the javascript language to introduce dark compiler magic is actually a bad idea and totally unnecessary to eliminate boilerplate when you can just return a reactive object from a function.
So basically watching everyone just land on Vue composition API that got it right to begin with. Which is unsurprising considering it's just what Knockout already got right back in 2010.
I feel like you waited until Wes is out both in this and the potluck episode to hate on React 😂😂😂 just kidding.
Would love to hear his take on all the things you mentioned about React.
VILT stack lover here 😊
for the love of Vue💚
Parsing self closing tags in JSX is not wrong it's based on XML, which is what X stands for. And it's not React thing, it was industry standard for a while until HTML5 happened
Why not base it on modern HTML? HTML5 isn’t exactly new.
@@syntaxfm yeah, I think it sounds a bit silly in 2024, but it was pretty reasonable in 2012 when JSX was designed :) and very reasonable when XHP was created :) and it goes back to even older standards like E4X that existed decades before HTML5
react is hype BS
React is powering more important things. It's extremely capable. You can't force vue on them lol.
You don't hear much about Vue on social media because we're drama-free unlike React 🤣
I like vue.
"Feels like shoehorning HTML into javascript" so basically what PHP did? lol JSX is just cleaner PHP templating at the end of the day.
What makes it cleaner? Are the arbitrary rules of jsx more explicit than the direct rules of things like “each” and “if”.
Seeing things built with react makes my eyes 🤮
I still prefer Svelte
I still prefer Vue
nuxt, nuxt, nuxt