I have spent over a year using Vue and this was literally the perfect tutorial. Thank you for keeping the examples concise and relevant, every time I had a question in my head "oh but how would this work in React" your next sentence was already explaining it. Good job.
I’ve been writing JS front ends since the early 2000s. Backbone, Ember, angular, react…I’ve seen it all. Probably a million+ lines in my career. Trust me when I say vue is superior in every way. I’ve been using it since 2016. If you’re new to code do not bother with React. It’s old school tech dominated by laggards and fanboys… ignore them.
Hey, can you tell me which part of vue that is the most superior to react? Please? I'm learning frontend not long ago. I'm grateful i chose vue. I really want to know your opinion Thanks
I'm in a similar boat and I agree. People need to just stop choosing react. The arguments in favor don't hold up, imo. Especially the labor pool ones. Honestly, any developer worth hiring can get up to speed with either quickly.
I'm so glad I went down the Vue road rather than React. React seems clumsy and unintuitive, whereas Vue feels refined and intuitive. Just my opinion though.
It is these fan boys LOVE React because it lets make the most verbose code they can. I simply hate React. I'm a new developer still learning and I honestly can't imagine having to do React everyday for work.
This an amazing video. Both have its strengths and learning both is honestly better at helping understand the limitations of each and where to use the appropriate library
I've worked with react and then in vue, there is no way to go back to react, the code it's awful, and not only that, I found that when you have to teach to new people in the subject, vue code is self explained, there is no need on explain v-if or v-for.. but with react, you not only have to explain how to do conditional rendering or loops, you have to try to explain why a template rendering lang doesn't support built-in conditional rendering!
kind of hung up whether i should take my time to learn react...been doing vue for the past few months already but it just seems react would be more useful for me since its alot more popular in the front end industry
Nice video. Honestly, Vue is so much more elegant and easier to understand, React just looks like a makeshift post-PHP contraption, for seemingly no good reason. I think the popularity is only due Facebook which is sad - but prove me wrong, I'm happy to hear valid arguments. Let's forget React Native for now, its existence is one obvious upside, but it's not always relevant.
How the f is React coding so confuse with mixed brackets? I have learnt Vue 3 Composition API and looks similar to React. Just that Vue always feels more clearer than React. But hey, I did written entire business platform in vanilla Javascript and rewrote with Alpine.js which is similar to Vue optional API. Thanks to Vue and Go language, both are perfect.
In the Vue 2 era, React was undoubtedly the first choice for writing projects with more than a hundred people, but with Vue 3 (the birth of Composition API) everything is different. Vue has become a quite amazing choice, including extremely low cost. The learning curve is the same as that of making powerful functions
Everyone has their own opinions and this is mine. React looks messy and it seems like you need to endlessly nest functions within functions within functions. In Vue I can code large applications and keep everything organised and easy to find. I can have my template, JS and CSS separated within the same file. Doing this in React seems much less possible as even the HTML is mixed in with JS...it just becomes a wall of code.
@@hsider I swear I answered this, but my response isn't appearing! But basically there is absolutely no reason for such statement, both frameworks are JS/TS and they share the same high-level concepts. The only possible reason I see (that still makes no sense) for you to say that is because the templating engine used in Vue looks closer to HTML (it is actually spec compliant).
4:51 just look at how clean vue looks❤️
Indeed, it looks beautiful.
To do its justice to React tho, I would write it this way: Value is {value ? "truthly" : "falsely"}
@@adriancoliba it would be exactly the same in vue but with double curly braces
Is this sarcasm statement ?
In fact it can be more simplified and more clean
It all comes together around 5:00...then the music hits! Thank you for the amazing explanation for us Vue developers
I have spent over a year using Vue and this was literally the perfect tutorial. Thank you for keeping the examples concise and relevant, every time I had a question in my head "oh but how would this work in React" your next sentence was already explaining it. Good job.
The react explanation made my head hurt
I’ve been writing JS front ends since the early 2000s. Backbone, Ember, angular, react…I’ve seen it all. Probably a million+ lines in my career. Trust me when I say vue is superior in every way. I’ve been using it since 2016. If you’re new to code do not bother with React. It’s old school tech dominated by laggards and fanboys… ignore them.
Hey, can you tell me which part of vue that is the most superior to react? Please?
I'm learning frontend not long ago. I'm grateful i chose vue. I really want to know your opinion
Thanks
@@korovkami9158yeah they just say superior without even explaining (and yes, I'm not a react fanboy)
If you say vue superior in every way than why in industry they using react instead ?
@@flamouszBecause Vue 3, which was not yet complete at the time, included the amazing choice of Composition API, but times are different now.
I'm in a similar boat and I agree. People need to just stop choosing react. The arguments in favor don't hold up, imo. Especially the labor pool ones. Honestly, any developer worth hiring can get up to speed with either quickly.
As somebody who is experienced with and loves Vue, but has to do a bit of work in React, THANK YOU!
I'm so glad I went down the Vue road rather than React. React seems clumsy and unintuitive, whereas Vue feels refined and intuitive. Just my opinion though.
It is these fan boys LOVE React because it lets make the most verbose code they can. I simply hate React. I'm a new developer still learning and I honestly can't imagine having to do React everyday for work.
Same
thanks for beautiful videos
This an amazing video. Both have its strengths and learning both is honestly better at helping understand the limitations of each and where to use the appropriate library
awesome as always
You're awesome!
at 5:10 as much as I want to learn react.. braces and paranthesis make my eye sore.. is there a way to make this 'cleaner'?
I've worked with react and then in vue, there is no way to go back to react, the code it's awful, and not only that, I found that when you have to teach to new people in the subject, vue code is self explained, there is no need on explain v-if or v-for.. but with react, you not only have to explain how to do conditional rendering or loops, you have to try to explain why a template rendering lang doesn't support built-in conditional rendering!
5:24 I think you should use let interval = null instead of const interval = null because you are mutating the value later
Yes, my mistake
This is a great video, thank you so much!
kind of hung up whether i should take my time to learn react...been doing vue for the past few months already but it just seems react would be more useful for me since its alot more popular in the front end industry
Thanks a lot man, really wonderful insight.
Nice video.
Honestly, Vue is so much more elegant and easier to understand, React just looks like a makeshift post-PHP contraption, for seemingly no good reason.
I think the popularity is only due Facebook which is sad - but prove me wrong, I'm happy to hear valid arguments. Let's forget React Native for now, its existence is one obvious upside, but it's not always relevant.
thank you for tutorial
How the f is React coding so confuse with mixed brackets? I have learnt Vue 3 Composition API and looks similar to React. Just that Vue always feels more clearer than React. But hey, I did written entire business platform in vanilla Javascript and rewrote with Alpine.js which is similar to Vue optional API. Thanks to Vue and Go language, both are perfect.
In the Vue 2 era, React was undoubtedly the first choice for writing projects with more than a hundred people, but with Vue 3 (the birth of Composition API) everything is different. Vue has become a quite amazing choice, including extremely low cost. The learning curve is the same as that of making powerful functions
Hey! May I ask what the name of the background music at the beginning is?
Thanks man
i'd suggest removing music around 6 min mark, makes it harder to understand your good narration content!
7:21 If you come here please use flutter instead of RN
Telling us to use flutter without a single reason. May you elaborate please?
@@unknownguywholovespizza try and see, whole class of problems disappear
@@kasvith if it is so, then why are many major apps built with react native such as discord, microsoft apps, pinterest...?
@@unknownguywholovespizza At that time flutter was quite new. Check it out yourself. Flutter has better build tools and everything just works
Everyone has their own opinions and this is mine. React looks messy and it seems like you need to endlessly nest functions within functions within functions. In Vue I can code large applications and keep everything organised and easy to find. I can have my template, JS and CSS separated within the same file. Doing this in React seems much less possible as even the HTML is mixed in with JS...it just becomes a wall of code.
Really Valuable video....Thanks a lot!
Thank you so much 🙏❤️
nice
React is for JS developers to design reactive UI components and Vue is for UI Designer to add reactivity to their components.
That's absolutely nonsense.
@@pdcmoreira expand!
@@hsider I swear I answered this, but my response isn't appearing!
But basically there is absolutely no reason for such statement, both frameworks are JS/TS and they share the same high-level concepts.
The only possible reason I see (that still makes no sense) for you to say that is because the templating engine used in Vue looks closer to HTML (it is actually spec compliant).