Comparison with Other Frameworks
It says they tried not to be biased, but it doesn&#x27;t look like they tried at all. Apparently every design decision made in Vue is superior. This isn&#x27;t a fair comparison and shouldn&#x27;t try to masquerade as such, it would be fine if it was positioned as an opinion piece on why we think Vue&#x27;s approach is better instead of a &quot;perfect framework&quot; ad it is.<p>But after using JSX I&#x27;m never going back to a templating system. JSX has an intuitive direct mapping to JS that lets you use the full power of a programming language without needing to learn another crippled DSL syntax.<p>If you&#x27;ve never used React before after reading this you could be forgiven for thinking it&#x27;s a complex monstrosity needing a week of prep to build a HelloWorld app which is a biased gross over exaggeration. React has one core concept, Components, which is easier to create, encapsulate and reuse better than anything else I&#x27;ve seen. I also believe in React&#x27;s being able to use JS for Views, Style and Behavior making it easier to encapsulate cohesive Components.<p>I consider Ecosystem, community, dev resources &#x2F; backing, encapsulation and reuse integral for adopting a framework which React wins easily on but is quickly disregarded here.<p>Whislt this is a biased guide Vue has convinced me enough to evaluate it, I&#x27;m especially interested in its performance and being able to reference it like a jQuery script tag which I believe is the biggest shortcoming of modern JS fxs which has succumbed to npm micro module madness inflicting complexity and friction on all developers which is IMO the major source of complexity when adopting a modern fx.