[ricardobeat]

I'm happy to see another big project commiting to Vue, but found the rationale funny to say the least, having seen the same kind of analysis multiple times. For example, these requirements:

- UI elements created within the framework are reactive (update automatically in response to changes in data or user input) by default - The framework is heavily optimized for performance

should automatically exclude React itself, but it seems to have been the second option. Despite appearances React is not very reactive, especially with hooks where you do dependency management yourself. Performance is not a given either, nothing is memoized by default and it's all up to the implementer (or the state management system) to actually optimize rendering at all.

The 'large community' mindset which automatically dismisses Svelte and Preact all the time is the most heartbreaking. If we worked with the herd mentality five years ago, neither or React or Vue would have been born and some variant of Backbone would still be the most used view library.