[bpicolo]

There’s not any more to learn vs html than jsx. It’s like 5 relevant constructs that all follow the same form, and the colon. Takes 20 minutes to have it down pat.

v-if is actually a big reason I prefer Vue. Ternary operators in JSX are pretty ugly. The other is that Vuex just feels so perfectly integrated. I've never felt Redux blends in particularly cleanly, though I certainly don't judge people that do prefer it.

[dmitriid]

Ternary operators in JSX are valid javascript expressions. As is anything that goes into {}

All of the following is neither Javascript nor HTML:

    v-for=”x in list”
    v-if=”conditional”
    v-on:click=“function”
    v-bind:key=“something.id”

etc. etc. etc.

[bpicolo]

I'm aware of that bit, I just think they're an ugly piece of control flow inside JSX, and they're also not a particularly versatile piece of control flow.

Especially for the else-if case - you end up with repetitive conditionals to replicate that.

[rmrfrmrf]

If `do { }` syntax makes it into ES9, the whole ternary-operator-hate business will be a moot point

[bpicolo]

That's alright. I love and appreciate React too, I just prefer Vue now.