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I am a huge fan of Vue (which at work, we pronounce "Voo" to not confuse views as in "templates" or views as in "look of something"). Really appreciate all the work Evan You has put into it, it's delightful to work with. It would be awesome if the vue-router, vue-resource, and vuex libs could be baked in somehow, if only to have them officially supported. All the same, it's great as is!

Big fan of Vue myself as well. Based on interviews I've heard with Evan, it sounds like his strategy for Vue is to intentionally keep those separate. I think the idea is that Vue's "place in the world" compared to other js frameworks is one that's easy to begin with but offers more complex tools for more advanced requirements as they're needed -- but not complicating the basic/simple/beginner use case with everything all at once.

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Vue.js is amazing. I've been using it on one of my side projects and I've been so productive with it that I can't see myself ever using anything else. It's like a mix of React, Angular and Knockout all in one package.

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Thanks for all of your work Evan :) Vue was the first JS framework that made sense to me for projects that needed more than online jQuery and not a full SPA app.

I always thought React was a good one step above jQuery. What made you choose Vue?

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Thanks for all of your work Evan :) Vue was the first JS framework that made sense to me for projects that needed more than online jQuery and not a full SPA app.

I always thought React was a good one step above jQuery. What made you choose Vue?

It's really easy to just pull Vue in via a script tag and get going with a data driven application. No build step required. You can take it much much further of course, but the beginner story is really compelling.

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post #2

Thanks for all of your work Evan :) Vue was the first JS framework that made sense to me for projects that needed more than online jQuery and not a full SPA app.

I always thought React was a good one step above jQuery. What made you choose Vue?

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Re: Announcing Vue.js 2.0

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I always thought React was a good one step above jQuery. What made you choose Vue?

It's really easy to just pull Vue in via a script tag and get going with a data driven application. No build step required. You can take it much much further of course, but the beginner story is really compelling.

FYI, you can do that with react as well.

Re: Announcing Vue.js 2.0

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post #12

Vue.js is amazing. I've been using it on one of my side projects and I've been so productive with it that I can't see myself ever using anything else. It's like a mix of React, Angular and Knockout all in one package.

Anything in particular you like about it? I'm trying to find a reason to learn Vue, but I like React so damn much!

Re: Announcing Vue.js 2.0

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post #12

Vue.js is amazing. I've been using it on one of my side projects and I've been so productive with it that I can't see myself ever using anything else. It's like a mix of React, Angular and Knockout all in one package.

Anything in particular you like about it? I'm trying to find a reason to learn Vue, but I like React so damn much!

Super light weight as it focuses only on the model/view layers, the syntax is a breeze to learn, considerably faster than Angular in tests, and no dirty checking! I was looking for something lightweight, and unopinionated. Found VueJS, and I've used it for the past four projects.

https://vuejs.org/guide/comparison.html

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