A Vue to A Kill - an introduction to Vue.js
summary
Argues that Vue is tiny and practical: a single script tag boots an app, the core is 28 KB (about 50 KB with router/state/API helpers), components use three parts—template, script, scoped CSS—and the virtual DOM patches only the changed node so updates are up to 33% faster than React per the claim. Shows a live example of a button that pushes items, disables after five, and animates with transitions. Notes GitHub traction (42,500 stars vs React ~60K), Vuex as Redux-like state, and risk from a small founding team.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Start
- 3:29Is there Moore to Vue?
- 3:44Is Vue fast?
- 4:25Is it easy to learn?
- 4:38Is anyone really using it?
- 5:02Will Vue take off?
- 6:47What makes a framework successful?
- 9:55Why do we use frameworks?
