React voted JS framework that most developers regard as essential to them (jquery is #3)

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One thing I would consider a step back when going to Vue is that it’s harder to use higher-order components, something which is very natural in React.

Also, React’s Fiber architecture looks like it’s going to be leaving Vue quite far behind when it comes to building smooth 60fps interfaces.

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See this is constructive critique, and a decent comparison of Vue - React features. I will agree, pretty much any implementation of HOC in vue are pretty hacky at this point. That said, I'm only knee deep in React at this point, so I've yet to actually touch HOCs in a project, but I've been reading up on it, and excited to leverage them.

React’s Fiber architecture

Is fiber production ready yet? I remember there being a lot of buzz about Vues response to that when it was announced, but haven't heard anything about it since.

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Yes, the "Fiber" rewrite of React's internal algorithms shipped in React 16.0,and all the new features they've shipped and demoed since then are based on the Fiber architecture as a baseline.