demo-almost-netflix-for-web VS Vue.js

The last item to take care of is our assets. We are going to create a new directory in our project called assets and then download (save) all our assets from the static folder on GitHub into our newly created assets folder. Now let's jump back into our pubspec.yaml file, and scroll till you see the section assets: and let's add our assets folder path so it looks like:

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2.) React is also a library, in some regards you could say its the equivalent of express, just that instead of being made for server side applications, it is made for frontend / client side applications. Its similar to vue, svelte and most closely, angular - under the hood react uses a diffing algorithm to only change the necessary html elements (dom elements) - it can also render html on the server with its react-dom-server apis - react is by no means a framework however as it doesn't give you any pre-defined patterns of working. You can code in any way you like and organize a react project however you like.

In contrast almost every other framework has some kind of control flow for iteration. It boggles my mind why hasn't one been introduced already into React.

Vue.js -> https://vuejs.org/

Both Vuejs and Netlify are using gradient text on their hero scetion in the homepage!

Now, concerning the language and framework for the front-end, the current leading framework is React.js, but I think Vue.js is easier to learn and to use.

In the past for UI I've used Lit (simpler things) and Vue (more complex things)

vuejs to create UIs

As a advice, you need to analyze if the benefits are greater then the drawbacks. In my case, for example, my project is a big intellingence system that uses Vue3 and Quasar for frontend development. I'm using webpack vite and the final bundle size of the SPA is bigger around 600kb. It's not too much, but if the user is interacting using mobile networks systems, the experience can be annoing, specially here, in Brazil.

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