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by Daedren 1778 days ago
From reading the RFC, I do feel like the choice for Vue.js was already made from the get-go. A few of the concerns laid out were brushed aside without much pondering (At least pondering within the thread, I don't know about the IRC channel)

Vue's deprecation process is still a big problem in my view. Migration from Vue 2 to 3 is a painful one, while React doesn't have this problem. You can argue that component writing practices have changed over the past years in React, but the old ones all still work, while Vue 2 components just don't work in 3.

EvanYou's comments about a future "compatibility build" for 3 that works with 2 is honestly still a bit worrying. I'm glad it exists but it just so easily convinced them. Is there going to be a performance penalty? Will it all work out of the box?