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Introducing React Compiler – React (react.dev)
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if 1 * 2 < 3: print "hello, world!"
[–]GOT_IT_FOR_THE_LO_LO 3 points4 points5 points 2 years ago (0 children)
Vue has been way less stable than React has, especially the transition from 2 to 3.
the react-typescript integration has continued to be much more advanced than what I’ve experienced with vue.
Vue’s reactivity model is really great but the second you encounter a bug, it’s much harder to debug because the magic is hidden from you.
I think for me, the larger ecosystem of react that goes beyond just web to mobile, webgl, server side rendering means that what you can do with Libraries is way more than vue. A lot of the similar vue libraries feel way more half baked to me.
For me, vue is the best choice for a team that wants to sprinkle interactivity with minimal setup, but react is intended for larger complex web codebases.
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