[nojvek]

Over more than a decade I have gone through Adobe Flex, jquery, vanilla js, angular 1 & 2, vue 1 & 2, React, a bit of svelte, web components, my own custom state mgmt libraries.

The fundamental idea behind most modern FE frameworks remain the same. View is a function of state. The hardest problems in FE are state management and CSS/dom layout.

So as long as someone knows what they are doing any of the modern frameworks do a decent job. I have seen bad code in every framework.

So if the Wikipedia team knows Vue very well and yield its powers, may the force be with them.

Use the framework your team knows best. It’s really about the players more than the instrument.

I personally like React. It solves many of the pain points I’ve experienced over 10+ years. I’ve invested a lot of time learning it in depth. If someone told me to write react from scratch with hooks api, I know how to do it.

Seems Wikipedia chose Vue because folks knew Vue in depth. That’s a good way to move forward.