Vue 2.0 is here
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#2Can anyone talk about their experience with Vue as opposed to Angular, Angular 2, and React/Redux? I am fan of Angular 1, but Angular 2 seems to actually just be an inferior version of React/Redux. At first glance Vue seems to be similar in spirit to Angular 1. Is that correct? Any first-hand experiences would be welcome.
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#3Also nice article on Vue.js 2.0
https://medium.com/the-vue-point/vue-2-0-is-here-ef1f26acf4b...
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#4Can anyone talk about their experience with Vue as opposed to Angular, Angular 2, and React/Redux? I am fan of Angular 1, but Angular 2 seems to actually just be an inferior version of React/Redux. At first glance Vue seems to be similar in spirit to Angular 1. Is that correct? Any first-hand experiences would be welcome.
Having worked with Angular and React before, moving to Vue was a breeze. The franework is very intuitive, the documentation is great and the community is very welcoming and supportive. Vue had the CLI tool before React came out with their counterpart (and I still find the Vue version superior). You also have an official Vue version of Redux, and the Vue Router that doesn't completely change every 2 weeks. API compatibility is also better than Angular 1 vs Angular 2. That said, I checked Vue 2.0 docs last week and they seemed a bit less intuitive as the 1.x version, but it may have been just a WIP.
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#5Can anyone talk about their experience with Vue as opposed to Angular, Angular 2, and React/Redux? I am fan of Angular 1, but Angular 2 seems to actually just be an inferior version of React/Redux. At first glance Vue seems to be similar in spirit to Angular 1. Is that correct? Any first-hand experiences would be welcome.
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#6Can anyone talk about their experience with Vue as opposed to Angular, Angular 2, and React/Redux? I am fan of Angular 1, but Angular 2 seems to actually just be an inferior version of React/Redux. At first glance Vue seems to be similar in spirit to Angular 1. Is that correct? Any first-hand experiences would be welcome.
I have worked on ember, backbone marionette and react. Vue JS really shines by its simplicity and speed while embracing all the concepts we expect from a modern js framework _ component based, flux style store management with vuex, reactive dom. Documentation is great and we built great stuff and enjoyed the journey so far.
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#7> The official supporting libraries and tools — vue-router, vuex, vue-loader and vueify — have all been updated to support 2.0. vue-cli now scaffolds 2.0-based projects by default.
Very nice. Personally, I've been waiting for the vue-cli bit before even thinking about touching 2.0 since I try to avoid trying to build my own JS toolset.
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#8Can anyone talk about their experience with Vue as opposed to Angular, Angular 2, and React/Redux? I am fan of Angular 1, but Angular 2 seems to actually just be an inferior version of React/Redux. At first glance Vue seems to be similar in spirit to Angular 1. Is that correct? Any first-hand experiences would be welcome.
I wouldn't say it's inferior. There are some nice things about it (written entirely in TypeScript and uses RxJS and Observables) and it's more of an opinionated framework rather than just a set of libraries.
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#9Can anyone talk about their experience with Vue as opposed to Angular, Angular 2, and React/Redux? I am fan of Angular 1, but Angular 2 seems to actually just be an inferior version of React/Redux. At first glance Vue seems to be similar in spirit to Angular 1. Is that correct? Any first-hand experiences would be welcome.
I wouldn't say it's inferior. There are some nice things about it (written entirely in TypeScript and uses RxJS and Observables) and it's more of an opinionated framework rather than just a set of libraries.
This may be a bit of bike shedding, but I have come to prefer JSX over just string templates. Angular 1 did things completely differently, so there it was fine, but no code highlighting because you are using a string literal seems bad.
Another bit that rubbed me the wrong way about A2 is all the uber-magical stuff going on and all the pitfalls it created. Trying to understand why you need to put an @Input() on targets but not sources and what the actual consequences of that are took me way longer than I care to admit.
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#10Always good to see frameworks not built by big companies thrive.