What are good examples of popular websites (not behind a login) that make use of Vue or React? I ask because I keep reading about it, all programmers seem to use it, but I just don't come across websites that use it. Is it only used for backend dashboards? Or do all Vue/React sites fail to gain traction for some reason?
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#12Why would anybody do that? Maybe only when you charge by hour it makes sense because making something more complicated than Todo list is a struggle.
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#14What are good examples of popular websites (not behind a login) that make use of Vue or React? I ask because I keep reading about it, all programmers seem to use it, but I just don't come across websites that use it. Is it only used for backend dashboards? Or do all Vue/React sites fail to gain traction for some reason?
Mobile Twitter uses React. https://mobile.twitter.com/facebook Airbnb uses React https://www.airbnb.com.au/rooms/432044 Facebook, Facebook Messenger, Instagram, Netflix, Reddit Mobile, new Reddit Profile pages are all high profile sites using React that aren't just 'backend dashboards'.
I wonder if React causes/incentivises this or if it's design decisions by the coders/designers/managers.
In contrast, pages like Reddit Desktop, Google and Amazon work much better for me.
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#16What are good examples of popular websites (not behind a login) that make use of Vue or React? I ask because I keep reading about it, all programmers seem to use it, but I just don't come across websites that use it. Is it only used for backend dashboards? Or do all Vue/React sites fail to gain traction for some reason?
Here is an example where a product demo was built with VueJS while the rest of the site is not. https://sightengine.com/demo
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#17it takes less than a day for a dev to be up and running with Vuejs, where React is a bit more tedious to get started with.
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#18I have (some) experience with both React and Vue 2 and definitely prefer the later. Vue is very minimalistic but unlike React provides a lot of functionality out of the box. Stuff like the router, the computed properties, automatic change detection, HTML templates, scoped css, animations, ... . But what's more important is the fact it does all these things in an extremely elegant and unobtrusive way. The computed pro…
I never studied Vue, but the article starts saying "Both have separate, but commonly used, router and state management libraries". This doesn't look like "out of the box" to me.
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#19What are good examples of popular websites (not behind a login) that make use of Vue or React? I ask because I keep reading about it, all programmers seem to use it, but I just don't come across websites that use it. Is it only used for backend dashboards? Or do all Vue/React sites fail to gain traction for some reason?
Reddit's new profile pages and their mobile web app both use react.
https://www.reddit.com/user/spez
Aren't those just static html pages rendered serverside?
Is there a blog post about them or something?
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#20What are good examples of popular websites (not behind a login) that make use of Vue or React? I ask because I keep reading about it, all programmers seem to use it, but I just don't come across websites that use it. Is it only used for backend dashboards? Or do all Vue/React sites fail to gain traction for some reason?
Facebook.com, for example. Here's a more detailed list: https://github.com/facebook/react/wiki/sites-using-react