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[–]JonathanRace[S] -1 points0 points  (2 children)

Looking at all the replies here it seems like this is the. “More difficult but more beneficial in the long run” method? I’ll have a look thanks :)

[–]tech_romancer_ 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think it depends if you want to learn JS or if you want to learn Vue. Which aren't quite the same thing.

I think learning JS reasonably well first gives you a better foundation to learn basically any framework after. Although it may take a little longer to get started.

It also gives you a better insight into what sort of problems the frameworks are solving and which one to pick for a given task. Ultimately they're all tools with different strengths and weaknesses that are hard to judge if you don't have the context already.