[amauta]

Vue is backed by one of the biggest companies in China. You need to do more research. Vue is more popular in China than React. I would say I would rather start a new an app using Vue because of the learning curve is a lot faster to pick up than React.

[subpixel]

A non-trivial amount of info and discussion around Vue (esp. third-party packages) is in Chinese. Whether that's a plus or a minus depends on whether you understand the language.

[agnivade]

I have started to use museUI. A material UI library based on vuejs. It is also mostly in Chinese. I was reluctant initially but made the jump.

Then one day I had an issue. Posted it. Interestingly some other guy posted a PR to solve that. And it got merged the next day. So it ended well for me. But can't say that for other repos. Just my experience.

[piva00]

That's for sure a minus, even if you speak the language. You are restricted to a smaller subset of developers that can improve the ecosystem (and let's be frank that most good developers should know English but not Chinese, internationally speaking).

[echaozh]

The logic may not be sound as you cannot tell for sure if there are more English speaking front end developers or Chinese-only speaking ones, given the population of China.

[voidr]

There could roughly be as many front end developers in India ... which has 23 languages.

China also has multiple languages and dialects, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_China#/media/File...

English is the lingua franca of software development and I don't see that changing anytime soon.

[myth_drannon]

Too many VueJS repos I see on Github have Chinese only readme

[untog]

> I would say I would rather start a new an app using Vue because of the learning curve is a lot faster to pick up than React.

When we're talking frameworks that you'll use again and again I don't really think this is a factor. You'll only need to pick it up once. I'm a lot more concerned about long term maintainability.