Roses are red, Violets are blue,
Should I really switch my frontend to Vue?

Switch an existing project? Better try it first on a small, low risk, project

Not existing project but if I'm doing one new then? Should I go for it for learning or should I just stay with Angular or React

@indrajeet183 I see. All three are great. I personally like Vue because it's simpler.

Riotjs is also pretty cool, personally I feel as though that's between vue and angular

Cool, I just saw Vue home page it's quite simpler, less code. I'm currently using React(still learning) and as I haven't done much in project . I will try vue.

@liammartens dayumn! I didn't knew there is something like this lol. Thank you very much.

I am switching my portfolio website to vue.js in the weekend. It's gonna be fun.

Any day React. It has a learning curve but once you get used to it, 2 way data binding is way cooler than manually changing divs and updating back. Start with pure react and later add redux.

@kingspp I was thinking same, even react have more community support and I even want mobile apps so of course ReactNative is there. I just had one question is it possible to copy React Web component to ReactNative

Violets are purple!

@Ashkin I just wanted to rhyme :/

I really love Vue. Shameless plug: I made a tiny, faster alternative - Moon (http://moonjs.ga)

Why not just svelte? https://svelte.technology

@kingspp Reacts data flow is unidirectional man, everything has a learning curve, and you can use redux with angular2 or ngrx. Ngrx uses the same pattern as redux (single store, immutable state tree) and ties in reactive programming (observables are really fucking cool). Anyway, react, angular, Vue... They're all great tools. Doesn't really matter which one u decide to build with.

@indrajeet183 Your not going to be able to just copy react components into a react native project. React native is literally native so your not going to be using web elements like div or span. But the concept is similar

@liammartens Riot is incredibly simple which is both a strength and a weakness.

@p-rex You are right. It is one way data binding. But you can use either LinkedStateMixin or setState in a handler event.