React VS Vue.js

React.js for the overall design,

React GitHub

React Official Website

Vue is intended to be more beginner-friendly (I agree it is) and the vue repo has more GH stars than the react repo, if that is any indication of adoption by the community.

Using clsx or classnames in React lately has become a trend with utility-first CSS frameworks like Tailwind CSS, where you have to write a lot of classes, and sometimes also with conditionals.

b/c it continuously rebuilds itself on every fart of a user, thanks to https://github.com/facebook/react/

React is a frontend open-source JavaScript library used to create interactive UIs (User Interfaces), which helps improve the speed of applications. It is one of the most straightforward frameworks to learn and was developed by Facebook to resolve the code maintainability issues due to constant addition and improvements. Facebook and other individual front-end engineers still maintain it. ‍

At the same time, I also was working for my friend who lived in Hiroshima because I'm from Hiroshima. So I developed, I would say web application. Because from her request, she wanted to have a web project as well as this web project to have the real-time chat feature. So I was integrating Firebase as BaaS, Backend-as-a-Service. And the front-end side was...at the time; I couldn't do React [laughs] because that was my first project, and I had just started to study. So I used the simple Vanilla JavaScript. So those two were working at the same time, so I would count these two as my first project.

And that was it! We hope these tools will help you in your upcoming React projects. Keep on exploring the vast ecosystem React provides by keeping a tab on their official website.

Like on reacts home page it literally says its "A JavaScript library for building user interfaces" where as things like next.js etc. are considered frameworks due to having a extra features built in which would give you a good set of rules to stick to instead of having to go off and retrospectively pick these things to give you these common features of web apps.

GitHub Repo

Vue is intended to be more beginner-friendly (I agree it is) and the vue repo has more GH stars than the react repo, if that is any indication of adoption by the community.

If you come from a framework like Vue you may saw that there you have this Class Binding functionality out of the box.

Vue is one of the beginner-friendliest frameworks, coming with well-elaborated documentation and a supportive community. Vue has an extensive choice of tools, such as end-to-end testing tools, plugin installation systems, browser debugging tools, server renderer, state manager, and others.

Vue.js, as you may know, is an open-source view model of the Javascript framework for building user interfaces.

Disclaimer: This post comes from my own experience after evaluating the most important aspects of the conference, there were remarkable talks about React, Angular, Vue and others, this includes no code at all, I'd rather mention some other aspects, more soft-skills-driven instead, though any contribution is more than welcome in the threads below!

Vue.js

htmx is a library that brings interactivity to HTML through the use of attributes and HTTP headers. Whereas projects like Vue, Angular, and React prescribe completely different programming paradigms than traditional web development, htmx provides partial-page-swapping and progressive enhancement within straight HTML. This brings a lot of the benefits of the SPA architecture to vanilla HTML, without requiring a completely different paradigm than the one we have used on the web for 30 years. In practice, this greatly reduces the complexity required to produce an interactive web application.

If you find yourself banging your head on a problem, stop and consult the docs. If you still aren't finding an answer, ask on stack overflow or look for or post an issue in the repo.

This is a bit complex, and you might want to use a UI framework like React, Vue, or Svelte.