Vue 3.2
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#3What's advantage of VueJS over Svelte ?
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#4I just started cobbling together a demo jquery app mess into a vue3 app yesterday, and lemme tell ya, the docs are great, and I even got from 0 to VueX in few hours today.
I'm impressed. Great work Vue team. I'm normally hesitant to adopt a new version of a library when learning and expected to get bitten by a few more things but so far seems mature, stable, and well done.
Edit: That said, I'm still personally not in love with the .vue file structure of mixing languages, but I get it.
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#5What's advantage of VueJS over Svelte ?
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#6Awesome! Excited for the web component stuff.
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#7What's advantage of VueJS over Svelte ?
Larger community and higher adoption rate among companies. If you run into a weird issue you’re more likely to find someone who’s had the same issue and solved it. There are plenty of established best practices and patterns to follow. Good learning materials and documentation. More supporting packages and libraries - usually people build for both React and Vue, it’s rarer to see Svelte.
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#8Anyone else have no idea SFCs were experimental? Whoops!
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#9I just started cobbling together a demo jquery app mess into a vue3 app yesterday, and lemme tell ya, the docs are great, and I even got from 0 to VueX in few hours today. I'm impressed. Great work Vue team. I'm normally hesitant to adopt a new version of a library when learning and expected to get bitten by a few more things but so far seems mature, stable, and well done. Edit: That said, I'm still personally not in…
You can put the languages in separate files
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#10Solid js there