Vue sits between the two. It ships more official tooling than React and far less structure than Angular. You can adopt it one page at a time, so it calls itself a progressive framework.
Compared with React:
- Vue uses HTML-based templates by default, while React uses JSX. Vue supports JSX too, through render functions.
- Vue Router and Pinia are official libraries kept by the core team. React relies on community libraries for routing and state.
- Vue tracks the state each component reads, so a child updates only when it needs to. React re-runs a component on every update and needs
useMemoto skip expensive work. - Vue has a gentler learning curve and more approachable syntax.
Compared with Angular:
- Angular is a full framework, while Vue is lighter and more flexible.
- Vue has simpler syntax and less boilerplate code.
- Angular uses TypeScript by default, while Vue supports it as an option.
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