[docmars]

Creating a brand new Vue app using Vite as your build system (official) takes less than 2 minutes and you can immediately start using Vue by following its documentation and creating a well-organized web application with its friendly patterns and solutions to the most common pro-UX problems you could encounter in a web app.

Give it a shot, it's stupid-easy, and that's not downplaying anything either.

[rjbwork]

This is pretty funny because the front end team at my company decided last year to migrate from Vue to React because Vue is too complicated and it's hard to find people who know it vs React. Impossible for me to get a read on this stuff. Such a clusterfuck of an ecosystem.

[docmars]

Yea there's certainly a lot of mixed opinions and learning curves involved to be sure. On the one hand, I love how many options there are to build web applications, but on the other, it really does feel fragmented and hiring front-end engineers is a huge gamble with all the different preferences involved because there is no true concept of "standards" everyone follows.

Thankfully it's pretty easy to align a team with a little time and learning what everyone wants.