Medium·5yUsing Vue vs React
Vue.js and React.js are two popular frontend (FE) JavaScript frameworks among web developers worldwide at present. Vue uses HTML templates by default, but there’s an option for writing in JavaScript Expressions (JSX) React relies on routing and state control on external solutions such as Flux/Redux.
DZone·5yBuilding Large Projects With Vue, Vite, and Lerna
Vite is a new build tool from creators of Vue JS framework. It works smoothly with Vue, and with any other web framework just as well. Combined with Lerna, it works great with large modular applications. It is much faster and easier than competitors.
ITNEXT·5yYes, Vue 3 is out but you probably don’t need it ♂️
Vue 3.0.0 One Piece came out on September 18th 2020. Vue 3 is faster, smaller, more maintainable, more native-friendly and easier to use. The biggest noticable change is without a doubt: the composition API. Most of the arguments in favor of the API could easily be done with Vue 2 and some JavaScript design patterns.
daily.dev·5yHabits That Kills Your Career, Vue.js vs React, Technical Interview Questions - Picks #168
Yesterday we hosted the second The Monthly Dev event. We had two awesome speakers, Henri who talked all about image formats and how to use them efficiently, and Brandon introduced us to Blitz.js. In case you missed this fantastic event, check out the recorded session:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j74nhqCOhPI
daily.dev·5y🔥 What's Hot in Web Development? — Weekly Picks #166
This week some important news about Chrome 0-day vulnerability, and lots of React content, Vue, and even job interview articles. A suggestion for a better folder hierarchy for your React projects. How to Solve Coding Problems with a Simple Four Step Method. Vue 3 is out but you probably don’t need it.