To help put this in perspective, how heavily did you use React before switching to Vue? How did you feel about it at the time, before you were aware of Vue?
I used react for one year, for the web, but not react native. I'll be honest: once I got fluent in react, I still didn't enjoy it.
Too much scrolling around, looking up the doc for every simple things, hard to integrate with legacy Python/Ruby/PHP frameworks, etc.
I went from jQuery then Angular 1, and was much less productive in React.
Also, introducing react to a new member in the team has always been dreadful.
All in all, I never benefited from the concurrency part. The performance yes, and the structure for the SPA. But the whole immutable constraint didn't pay off for me in the end, so I felt my stack was overkill.
Too much scrolling around, looking up the doc for every simple things, hard to integrate with legacy Python/Ruby/PHP frameworks, etc.
I went from jQuery then Angular 1, and was much less productive in React.
Also, introducing react to a new member in the team has always been dreadful.
All in all, I never benefited from the concurrency part. The performance yes, and the structure for the SPA. But the whole immutable constraint didn't pay off for me in the end, so I felt my stack was overkill.