The only way to learn a new programming language is by writing programs in it.
― Dennis Ritchie
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Why conclusion lacks clarity for who won in this long run? I think topic said versus between the above mentioned three frameworks. Hope to get amendments to this post.
Well written though, and accordingly I think Vue is easy to use while react is loved so much with large community support and angular is nicely maintained and looked by google.
Thank you, Ashish I appreciate it. The goal of the article is just to let the readers know the comparison between the 3 in terms of setup and installation. It's a guide they can make reference to from time to time.
I didn't write it to compare which is the best or which is superior.
That's why I started the introduction this way:
Got it. Sorry for my TL;DR eye and that it skips things. You stand your point right.
Dope keep writing.
It's fine. I will. Thanks once again for the feedback.
It should be “angular & React & Vue”
The “vs” is a comparison, while the ampersand is a concatenation. You are not comparing, but enumerating the three ways of installation
I contemplated a lot on this, I should have sought a second opinion on it but I just went along with my instinct.
Basically if you are old-school (me) and want to pickup something that is not so different then vuejs is the way to go. You can drop it into any legacy web app as well.
Reactjs surely has more followers and thus more plugins. It's a cool option for a completely new project. I never like its template system though, too confusing for me.
Yes. I have the same opinion of React. Haven't built anything in Vue before, hopefully, that changes next year. I'm more of an Angular dev.
I think you should replace React App ClassComponent to FunctionComponent.
From React Hooks API, React recommend to use FunctionComponent instead of ClassComponent
Great article!
Thank you!!