I would like a comparison video of vue, react, and angular and wich you "should" learn and why. Preferably a long 10+ minute video rather than 100 secs. These are awesome though keep it up
React has the highest employment demand and it's better for teams and has a bigger community and more modules and libraries, learn react first then go for vue or angular, vue is the easiest and the most likable one but react is currently the library you "should" learn first imo
Used a bit of vue in client projects and really like how you use what you need. I don't feel like I'm carrying around a massive ball-and-chain framework which dictates my project flow. Definitely recommend vue.
I learned react in a boot camp to get a job, but the company I got hired was using Vue so I had to learn it. It was way more intuitive, simple and javascript-like than jsx, which was more fun and satisfactory as a developer. When using jsx I felt like I was not using javasript but some script called react.
I feel the opposite. Vue and Angular look like template engines to me. Like Handlebars on steroids. With React I feel like I’m actually using javascript. It feels way more intuitive.
Svelte in 1 second: not combines with typescript. End. it has its own compiler, instead of js runtime, so a lot of problems because of it. But its a great framework if you need to just make things simple
@@CuriousSpy Why 'instead of js runtime'? It emits JS, which can then be run on any engine. Lack of first class TS support is a downer, for sure, but that should be fixed in the future.
@@CuriousSpy - Blazing fast - Extremely tiny bundles - Easy to learn - Less lines of code for the same functionality versus other frameworks - Possible to embed in existing web pages as a widget
It's honestly preference. Just balance what works with what works for you. All preference. It's xbox and ps4 both have their pros and cons but one isn't definitively better than one. One might have spiderman so you use that cuz that gets the job done. The job being you having the ability to swing from buildings using your controller. But now you can't play halo cuz halo but so if for some reason you must play halo you choose xbox. The same goes for all these frontend frameworks.
@@maximebeaudoin4013 actually yeah, I kinda think there's no advantages of using any other framework to another. Im using vue for my side projects, and react if you really wanna earn $$$.
@@wobsoriano I think there is a advantage of angular over react: it is more beginner friendly, because it presents you with best practices, whereas with react you have to collect it yourself. On the other hand: react is nice because of react native
I didn't pay much attention to this because it was just a third option with something that I already had two good options for. However, I read an article a few weeks back about how it can basically replace jQuery and now it has my attention. It seems like it could be useful for adding some functionality to older projects. Would like to see some content on building it into existing WordPress websites to give a certain specific feature rather than an entire app.
As both Vue and Angular developer, I can say that they are both equally advanced, each in its own way. Yet Vue is somehow more logical. programmer-friendly and less prone to code depreciation issues. The funny thing is that Angular uses typescript and classes, imitating object-oriented languages with strict type definitions, while javascript as a resulting code ignores all that because it is not intended to be used as an object-oriented strict type language. Whole Angular is kind of a mega syntactic sugar, you type things, and at the end javascript ignores it :)
JavaScript doesn't "ignore it" Typescript introduces type safety into JavaScript. JavaScript is an Object Oriented programming language and should be used as such. Your statement is objectively wrong
The best front-end framework for web developer. Is possible to use directly with CDN without bundler for move simply page and for make an beauty application.
If you're running short for ideas (which I don't think you are) you could do: - VueX in 100 seconds - Vue Router in 100 seconds - VueCLI in 100 seconds Ahaha these are great vids
Hi mate, Like your videos such a short and knowledgeable. I would like to know or need a suggestion from you, that what programming language is best to choose on server side for a front-end dev, other than Nodejs. Like to see a video on it.
In vue.js you can give data from a parent to a child object only. If you wanna inform a parent from a child to take some data or make an refresh you have to write a lot of code. Next: try to call a "site" which is connected by the vue router, like the /test page. You can't call this directly in your browser. You have to call the normal app and use a button which calls the /test page. I didn't found a way to take this /test parameter and call the test function/page in the router. Hope they find or fount a solution for this in vue.js 3.0
Everything you said is wrong. For the first issue of passing data from child to parent, you can register an event handler on the child and listen on the parent, the emitting of the event can pass data up. The second issue about changing routes. You literally just do this.$router.push('/test'). Read the docs my friend 🤷
Can I say it's angular+react? Because I see similarities from both in vue, writing html and js in a single file like react, but keeping them seperated and having two way binding like angular
This series of 100s makes things very much easy to grasb when you need to take quick look on general ideas of different topics especially with this level of cancer-gene of programming languages that are being developped every period of time
This is a good channel when you think about presentation, but I will pick Traversey Media because Brad gives you long videos explaining everything. Again, these two channels are different, so comparison is not that important.
Yes and then they add in the last statement that instead they don't listen to the community and push unwanted and unneeded downgrades that will take you months to rewrite with worse reactivity and performance.
@gabrielserejo8379 categorically wrong. proxy objects reduce performance massively you can benchmark it. @Wreighn is correct, no one wanted vue3 or composition API, the developers did not listen to the community and pushed their own agenda instead.
Same thing here, mate! xD Because of working with WordPress, I had to learn some React, because of work at the office I had to learn some Angular, but I honestly would rather using my time to learn and work with Vue.js. I can't wait to get my hands on it! Dx
@@RodrigoDAgostino My opinion would be to go straight to React over Vue. It is less rule based and flexible Do whatever seems easier for you to understand. If you are unfamiliar with ES6. React should be the go to point
@@Sanguinezor I honestly appreciate your advice, my friend :) I definitely prefer React over Angular because I find the sintaxis much easier to understand. But I still want to give Vue a chance. Everything I've heard about it was pretty good, and also I'd rather stay as far away as possible from shady companies like Facebook and Google. Specially from Facebook.
Rarely do I see someone consider "not being supported by big cooperations" as an upside, but I completely agree. React and Angular are great frameworks as well, and they all resemble each other to a certain extent, so imo it doesn't really matter which one should you choose to start with, since you can always switch between them without many difficulties. I got to know to React first, then I changed to Vue. All the things I learned in React helps me a lot understanding Vue, and I find both of them interesting and worth learning.
@@juangprogramming I mean I think it kinda is... like yes you have to install a lot of third party tools like react-router-dom for routing and a bunch of other stuff, but it does wayy... more things than a library, and when you're using some cli tool like create-react-app or vite it almost becomes a framework.
Bruh didn't you read what I said, when people start using react with create-react-app and vite it almost gets tied to that eco-system, like if your projects using create-react-app and you wanna use Turbopack for bundling good luck with that, same if you're using vite and don't capitalize your file names they wont' trigger HMR what I'm saying is nobody manually configures react with babel to compile JSX and then use Webpack to bundle it with watch flag, yes react in itself is a completely different thing, too different from webdev itself, but when building SPAs, the tech people use often make them do things in an opinionated way and that's what I meant React itself is not opinionated, but it's not sufficient either, you need a build tool with it, and that build tool sometimes restricts you to do certain things.
@@thatsalot3577 I get all you're saying. Probably 90% of actual production use-cases are built with some framework around React. But it is very important to keep the underlying principles and tools separated from the interchangable framework around it. React is not a framework, it also doesn't become one if you use Next.js or other frameworks. Same way that JavaScript doesn't become type-safe, if you're using typescript. It's type-safe before you compile, and afterwards, things will go wrong. because they can go wrong. Also, even though I don't see how CRA is making React into a framework... I built several build configurations for my React apps myself, because for certain use-cases you're better off doing that. For example when building a component library. I found that to be very doable. But in the end, every project needs rules. Frameworks enforce these. So whether you like a framework and its rules, or you make up your own, doesn't change the outcome much, does it?
Man me another another young developer (both in mid 20s) were finally able to convince our company (all other devs in 40s or 50s) to start using a frontend framework. I had React experience, but realized VUE would be way easier to implement on already made sites. And it has been a blessing
More videos of "javascript framework in 100 seconds". It really saves it really saves a lot effort to research about for learners. Waiting for Angular in 100 seconds.
Before trying vue i believed react is the best js library/framework for building js app but the more i work with vue the more i like it it's template system is much better and straightforward
I *LOVE* VUE! I started working with React a couple of years ago, in my current company I had to learn vue, and now there is no way I am going back to React :)
**watches video** - **adds skill to resume**
hahah
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 swear to god, i was just about to this
I came here to the comments just to see this 👌
same 😅😅
LMAO
First Vue video on this channel, upvote if you want to see me Vue content & comment with your topic suggestions!
yes pls!
Manymanymanymany more!!! Vue is absolutely my life for the nuxt 3 years.
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can you make Vuetify.js or vuetify Explained in 100 Seconds
can also full length toturial as well
I would like a comparison video of vue, react, and angular and wich you "should" learn and why. Preferably a long 10+ minute video rather than 100 secs. These are awesome though keep it up
+1 Which one Framework is best suited for solo developers that are considering the three big frameworks.
@@HandcartRule46 Vue. It's the fastest and easiest to develop with.
Vue for sure, easy to start, React if you are looking for a job
React has the highest employment demand and it's better for teams and has a bigger community and more modules and libraries, learn react first then go for vue or angular, vue is the easiest and the most likable one but react is currently the library you "should" learn first imo
@@lone-warrior-13 I learnt Vue first because it was easier. Now i'm using React and I really miss some things like computed properties.
Functional programming in 100 seconds would be interesting. Lots of different explanations of FP out there, would be fun to hear yours!
explaining monads in 100 lifetimes would be impressive
FP in 100seconds
@@blackwhattack P versus NP solution in 100 seconds
Used a bit of vue in client projects and really like how you use what you need. I don't feel like I'm carrying around a massive ball-and-chain framework which dictates my project flow. Definitely recommend vue.
I learned react in a boot camp to get a job, but the company I got hired was using Vue so I had to learn it. It was way more intuitive, simple and javascript-like than jsx, which was more fun and satisfactory as a developer. When using jsx I felt like I was not using javasript but some script called react.
I feel the opposite. Vue and Angular look like template engines to me. Like Handlebars on steroids. With React I feel like I’m actually using javascript. It feels way more intuitive.
have the same Situation, Will you please guide me how to you studied Vue
@@dtecho7 i've read a book that the company gave me. I felt comfortable after reading it twice.
Vue still the best who start write the code
not to mention the ability to have scripts on any vue file with html and css declared too
Svelte in 100 seconds please, it's so underrated, yet it's soooo simple
Coming soon! I maintain the "sveltefire" package, so looking forward to making that video.
@@Fireship LOVE your SvelteFire library btw. Keep up the good work! :)
Svelte in 1 second: not combines with typescript. End. it has its own compiler, instead of js runtime, so a lot of problems because of it. But its a great framework if you need to just make things simple
@@CuriousSpy Why 'instead of js runtime'? It emits JS, which can then be run on any engine. Lack of first class TS support is a downer, for sure, but that should be fixed in the future.
@@CuriousSpy
- Blazing fast
- Extremely tiny bundles
- Easy to learn
- Less lines of code for the same functionality versus other frameworks
- Possible to embed in existing web pages as a widget
Vue is awesome, honestly bringing the best from other reactive frameworks. Been working 2 years with it!
noob here but, what he showed can be done with template litterals no? Could you clarify on the advantages of vue.js
It's honestly preference. Just balance what works with what works for you. All preference. It's xbox and ps4 both have their pros and cons but one isn't definitively better than one. One might have spiderman so you use that cuz that gets the job done. The job being you having the ability to swing from buildings using your controller. But now you can't play halo cuz halo but so if for some reason you must play halo you choose xbox. The same goes for all these frontend frameworks.
@@jackmaison4209 So other than preference there are no advantages? I imagine it streamlines your coding experience but is that it?
@@maximebeaudoin4013 actually yeah, I kinda think there's no advantages of using any other framework to another. Im using vue for my side projects, and react if you really wanna earn $$$.
@@wobsoriano I think there is a advantage of angular over react: it is more beginner friendly, because it presents you with best practices, whereas with react you have to collect it yourself.
On the other hand: react is nice because of react native
Awesome as always! You need to do a series of 100 seconds get it a degree 1,000 seconds
Haha, my plan is to combine 100 of these into a 10,000 second bootcamp ;)
MongoDB explained in 100 seconds? ❣️
@Ed You probably made mistakes, I've been using Express and Mongoose for multiple projects and haven't had any issues so far.
I totally love vue. I use it for almost all my clients who need custom and complex applications. 😁
I didn't pay much attention to this because it was just a third option with something that I already had two good options for. However, I read an article a few weeks back about how it can basically replace jQuery and now it has my attention. It seems like it could be useful for adding some functionality to older projects. Would like to see some content on building it into existing WordPress websites to give a certain specific feature rather than an entire app.
As both Vue and Angular developer, I can say that they are both equally advanced, each in its own way. Yet Vue is somehow more logical. programmer-friendly and less prone to code depreciation issues. The funny thing is that Angular uses typescript and classes, imitating object-oriented languages with strict type definitions, while javascript as a resulting code ignores all that because it is not intended to be used as an object-oriented strict type language. Whole Angular is kind of a mega syntactic sugar, you type things, and at the end javascript ignores it :)
I don't think you understand what TypeScript is supposed to do.
JavaScript doesn't "ignore it" Typescript introduces type safety into JavaScript. JavaScript is an Object Oriented programming language and should be used as such. Your statement is objectively wrong
Literally doing a Vue deep dive. Your timing is great and reassuring in picking up Vue
I love working with Vue
Vue is beautiful i know React and Vue, and Vue was the best thing that could happen to Javascript and HTML and CSS.
Learned Vue for the past year and you explained it in 100 seconds :D
The best front-end framework for web developer. Is possible to use directly with CDN without bundler for move simply page and for make an beauty application.
The most contagious frontend framework
THESE 100 sec video could make people SCREAM BADLY!
Docker in 100 seconds would be nice :)
Great over-vue
Why am I just finding your channel? Subbed. Thanks for this.
Jeff is my favourite tech TH-camr
Will love to see another more in depth vue.js video
If you're running short for ideas (which I don't think you are) you could do:
- VueX in 100 seconds
- Vue Router in 100 seconds
- VueCLI in 100 seconds
Ahaha these are great vids
Amazing work! Are you planning to do one for React?
you are the best! Another great video in the last days... Keep going!
Keep the 100s of series coming
Finally giving Vue some LOVE!
this is the best explantation i've found thanks a lot
Please 100 second of VUE.JS 3
Hi mate,
Like your videos such a short and knowledgeable.
I would like to know or need a suggestion from you, that what programming language is best to choose on server side for a front-end dev, other than Nodejs. Like to see a video on it.
really cool video. short and very informative.
thank you!
First guy!!! Love and respect from Pakistan. Love your channel
Gold! 🥇
You made me love Vue
I've worked with Vue for years but this is still super interesting, thanks!
In vue.js you can give data from a parent to a child object only. If you wanna inform a parent from a child to take some data or make an refresh you have to write a lot of code.
Next: try to call a "site" which is connected by the vue router, like the /test page. You can't call this directly in your browser. You have to call the normal app and use a button which calls the /test page. I didn't found a way to take this /test parameter and call the test function/page in the router.
Hope they find or fount a solution for this in vue.js 3.0
Everything you said is wrong. For the first issue of passing data from child to parent, you can register an event handler on the child and listen on the parent, the emitting of the event can pass data up.
The second issue about changing routes. You literally just do this.$router.push('/test').
Read the docs my friend 🤷
Can I say it's angular+react? Because I see similarities from both in vue, writing html and js in a single file like react, but keeping them seperated and having two way binding like angular
Would be cool if nextjs supported other fw
Thank you Sir! You, are, AWESOME!
this 100 second videos are very good
This video hit at the right time
I am remembering my classic ASP Days.. Dejavu
I love vue.js
Love vue, Nuxt.js is 🔥
And Quasar too! 🌟
This tells me a lot about how to use it, but not as much as I'd have liked about why to use it.
If you decide to do a full-length tutorial on Vue right now, won't it be outdated by the time it comes out? Vue 3 is right around the corner and all.
it looks really similar to svelte but i guess it doesn't compile to native js ?
Yes, they share many similarities. Unlike svelte, it ships its runtime with your code.
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Which one is better to learn guys vue.js or react.js i am kinda confused
It's like Backbone++
full tutorial when?
so it is like the state thing on react
incase you guys missed it, he meant 100 seconds to like and subscribe .. read the sample codes again haha
Have a like just because of Vue ♥
Thank you
I'm a game developer and I don't know what I just watched or why this was recommended to me
Vues used a lot for single page applications, so could theoretically be used to make a game.
Does anyone happen to know what song is playing in the background??
Love it!
Hello man! What IDE software did u use in this promo tutorial?
Tnx!
Can you make a video about Flutter please?
I mean a 100sec Video about it.
love Vue
Do you have a fireship clothing shop?
No need to manage states for variables like in react js?
At 0:45, do you actually mean interpolate? Or interprete?
Interpolate can be used to mean put stuff into the middle of strings.
This series of 100s makes things very much easy to grasb when you need to take quick look on general ideas of different topics especially with this level of cancer-gene of programming languages that are being developped every period of time
sir pls explain how to make video like yours
like the editing ?? how to explain???and i want to learn how to edit like you???pls sir teach me
good!
Such a valid reference to Angular, which I like a lot, but the "community" and "open source" buzzwords are just empty words there.
Спасибо, отличная информация
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React or Vue first for newbie like me (learned js)?
Vue
@Fireship see you at 12 min Vue project 🔥
If vue is simplistic then I'm the queen
Who else thinks that this is the best channel on TH-cam ?
Crickets
This is a good channel when you think about presentation, but I will pick Traversey Media because Brad gives you long videos explaining everything. Again, these two channels are different, so comparison is not that important.
@@ayaneshsarkar7804 It's a bot, spamming that same comment everywhere.
LaserUnicorns is better, but this one is certainly not bad
ME!!!
Vue has changed and matured so much since this video, it's about time for a new 100 seconds video using Vue 3 with composition and setup scripts
@Fireship do this
A downgrade that just makes the code look less organized.
@@Wreighn I do not agree. The vue2 got a lot of problems of over-engeneering that made it slower than 3. it becomed a performance issue
Yes and then they add in the last statement that instead they don't listen to the community and push unwanted and unneeded downgrades that will take you months to rewrite with worse reactivity and performance.
@gabrielserejo8379 categorically wrong. proxy objects reduce performance massively you can benchmark it. @Wreighn is correct, no one wanted vue3 or composition API, the developers did not listen to the community and pushed their own agenda instead.
I was just looking into this, your timing is always scary perfect haha 😂
I get that a lot 😂
Literally the same here
Same thing here, mate! xD Because of working with WordPress, I had to learn some React, because of work at the office I had to learn some Angular, but I honestly would rather using my time to learn and work with Vue.js. I can't wait to get my hands on it! Dx
@@RodrigoDAgostino My opinion would be to go straight to React over Vue. It is less rule based and flexible
Do whatever seems easier for you to understand. If you are unfamiliar with ES6. React should be the go to point
@@Sanguinezor I honestly appreciate your advice, my friend :) I definitely prefer React over Angular because I find the sintaxis much easier to understand. But I still want to give Vue a chance. Everything I've heard about it was pretty good, and also I'd rather stay as far away as possible from shady companies like Facebook and Google. Specially from Facebook.
Rarely do I see someone consider "not being supported by big cooperations" as an upside, but I completely agree.
React and Angular are great frameworks as well, and they all resemble each other to a certain extent, so imo it doesn't really matter which one should you choose to start with, since you can always switch between them without many difficulties. I got to know to React first, then I changed to Vue. All the things I learned in React helps me a lot understanding Vue, and I find both of them interesting and worth learning.
Seriously? React is framework?
@@juangprogramming I mean I think it kinda is... like yes you have to install a lot of third party tools like react-router-dom for routing and a bunch of other stuff, but it does wayy... more things than a library,
and when you're using some cli tool like create-react-app or vite it almost becomes a framework.
Bruh didn't you read what I said, when people start using react with create-react-app and vite it almost gets tied to that eco-system, like if your projects using create-react-app and you wanna use Turbopack for bundling good luck with that, same if you're using vite and don't capitalize your file names they wont' trigger HMR
what I'm saying is nobody manually configures react with babel to compile JSX and then use Webpack to bundle it with watch flag,
yes react in itself is a completely different thing, too different from webdev itself, but when building SPAs, the tech people use often make them do things in an opinionated way and that's what I meant
React itself is not opinionated, but it's not sufficient either, you need a build tool with it, and that build tool sometimes restricts you to do certain things.
@@thatsalot3577 I get all you're saying. Probably 90% of actual production use-cases are built with some framework around React. But it is very important to keep the underlying principles and tools separated from the interchangable framework around it.
React is not a framework, it also doesn't become one if you use Next.js or other frameworks. Same way that JavaScript doesn't become type-safe, if you're using typescript. It's type-safe before you compile, and afterwards, things will go wrong. because they can go wrong.
Also, even though I don't see how CRA is making React into a framework... I built several build configurations for my React apps myself, because for certain use-cases you're better off doing that. For example when building a component library. I found that to be very doable.
But in the end, every project needs rules. Frameworks enforce these. So whether you like a framework and its rules, or you make up your own, doesn't change the outcome much, does it?
@@callmepotato192 smells like sb is an angular fanboy..
Man me another another young developer (both in mid 20s) were finally able to convince our company (all other devs in 40s or 50s) to start using a frontend framework. I had React experience, but realized VUE would be way easier to implement on already made sites. And it has been a blessing
how you got your first programming job? i am 18 years old
@@electricimpulsetoprogramming spam cv everywhere
Svelte in 100 seconds.
i cant believe how perfect this comes
Love the simplicity and how robust VUE is ❤ ☄
Vue is dope. A great choice for any developer making the jump from Vanilla JS to working with a framework.
More videos of "javascript framework in 100 seconds".
It really saves it really saves a lot effort to research about for learners.
Waiting for Angular in 100 seconds.
Vue.js is just a pleasure to work with!
This syntax reminds me of the times when it was normal to mix PHP code into HTML :D
the video has 123 seconds no 100 seconds. I don't like. It's joke hahha congratulations for video. Thanks
Love Vue but unfortunately more places want React developers. Vue is much nicer to code with.
bro this is the second time I was researching about a topic and then you upload a video that same day. Are you watching me?
I just took a React course on Udemy :v and i swear to God, i never felt that anxious like this time.
Go Vue :) You will love it. It's extremely simple to start yet packa great power for advanced users.
@@desther I always felt like Angular is way too hard. React was so easy to get a grasp on.
But why?
Nt sure why ppl this react is complex. Its pretty easy. Nd no ng nd v bullshit. Just plain JavaScript.
1:32 that’s my comment ! 😂 thanks for featuring me
Before trying vue i believed react is the best js library/framework for building js app but the more i work with vue the more i like it it's template system is much better and straightforward
Fantastic. The ui framework i didn't know i needed. The core concept described here made instant sense to what I usually try to do. Great work.
I saw many similarities with Angular. I'll definitely try VueJS when I get time. Great video
I *LOVE* VUE! I started working with React a couple of years ago, in my current company I had to learn vue, and now there is no way I am going back to React :)
lesss gooooo
So Vue is a reactive UI library. I don't know how to React to that. 😅
Great Video, Now please build the same with react
Will do! Eventually you will see 100 seconds of all the js framework flavors.
I didn't understand a fucking word of this. Guess I should start with react.