Switching From React To Vue.js – Vue.js Developers

Switching From React To Vue.js – Vue.js Developers

So you’re a React developer and you’ve decided to try out Vue.js. Welcome to the party!

React and Vue are kind of like Coke and Pepsi, so much of what you can do in React you can also do in Vue. There are some important conceptual differences though, some of which reflect Angular’s influence on Vue.

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The big differences are that Vue typically uses an HTML template file where as React is fully JavaScript. Vue also has mutable state and an automatic system for re-rendering called “reactivity”.

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Vue is more like Angular with regards to the main template file. As with React, Vue needs to mounted somewhere in the page:

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