[synergy20]

vue3 is still much easier for newcomers to grasp comparing to react, biggest difference though is still js-in-html vs html-in-js.

vite is from vue3 originally, I consider it's one of the best 'by-product' from vue3, it's 10x simpler than webpack and 10x faster too, I use it for all javascript/typescript projects nowadays.

[sidhuko]

That isn't a thing from Vue3 though. It has come from esbuild and swc projects. Both are now looking to fully support typechecking in a lower level language rather than having JS tooling written solely in JS. You can use vite for React too but it does lack certain features for us. I could get reasonably the same gains using webpack with swc loader or esbuild loader too. It is really just a preference on type of projects. For small starter applications a tool like vite is cool. If you're looking for ways to distribute many common applications with shared vendor libraries and seamless transition between microfrontends then federated modules is a big feature of webpack.

[synergy20]

my projects are small indeed, one reason to use vue3+vite, I tried react and webpack, both have much deeper learning curve for me at least.