Angular, Vue or React?

20-10-2017, 10:05 PM

IngAjVillalon Wrote:

What do you think is the best option for developing complete social systems?

Statistics say this:

https://risingstars2016.js.org/

Angular

Use Angular as basic option. When you will know it on good level other things will beeasy for understanding.

Okay so from my experience I'm going to say Vue. That's because I use it on many projects and implemented it in a few different ways depending on the underlying back-end stack. It is very versatile and flexible, and you have many choices available as a developer. There's also the support from the community, and I like the fact it wasn't created by an evil corporation like Google or Facebook.

That being said, React is obviously a good framework, but in my opinion it is not as flexible as Vue from the developers point of view as in how it is used/how you use it.

Angular, it looks cool, but I can't see why I'd choose it over Vue.

I will go with Angular to start of. It has a very nice documentation

Each has its own advantages and disadvantages. Angular tends to be quite boilerplate heavy and requires full and complete integration within the application. React and Vue are the two more popular progressive frameworks, Vue is incrementally adaptable and can be loaded on static web pages using a CDN meaning it's the easiest to implement, it also has the lowest learning curve as it's incrementally adoptable. The ecosystem around Vue is huge, nearly as big as Reacts. React and Angular requires building with the CLI so it would require a server (or local building and then pushing via sftp). If you're starting out I'd say start with Vue and move to React and only then consider Angular if your term requires it

I like react but only for Android with react native.
Angular for SPA and Vue for MPA

I prefer Vue over the two others, but it is just a matter of personal taste.
Whatever you can do with one, you can do it with the others, so just pick the one you prefer (unless you have some special requirements, like speed, performances, security... in which case you'd have to perform thorough tests).

Nice share, I will not be using I personally. But I'm sure a lot of people will find it useful.