[discreteevent]

You could probably make this comparison: For someone who, for whatever reason, doesn't want to spend time learning the underlying technology, they will end up with a better solution if they use Vue.

In my case I have looked at the underlying technology of front end web and it appears to be nothing fundamental. Rather, it's a series of historical accidents, mainly around trying to make a markup based, styled, document behave like an application. I find it hard to get motivated to learn that. According to the article, the likes of me would be better off using Vue or some equivalent.

[rhapsodic]

>You could probably make this comparison: For someone who, for whatever reason, doesn't want to spend time learning the underlying technology, they will end up with a better solution if they use Vue.

Or Wix or Wordpress even.

But for someone who has taken the trouble to develop an in-depth knowledge of, and facility with, the underlying technologies (HTML, CSS and JS), front end development is not that difficult or mysterious. And for them, these frameworks make the process needlessly complex rather than simpler.

[Can_Not]

Does wix/WordPress have the application level UX capabilities of VueJS/react before becoming a plugin writer? I find the comparison grossly disingenuous. If you were asked to write a TodoMVC in VueJS/react vs WordPress, you'd probably figure out how to start (and/or have already finished a proof of concept) in an hour with VueJS. In WordPress, you'd be 6 hours into the introduction to WordPress plugins and still unsure if a TodoMVC is possible or if WP is the right tool. If you legitimately think what people do with VueJS can be done just as well by juniors in WordPress, then you don't understand what VueJS/react actually do.