Vue vs. React: Performance, Speed, Use Cases

Vue and React are two frontend JavaScript frameworks popular in the developer world, with React taking the top spot. Both tools offer developers a productive approach to building various web products, but each has its own best use cases and responds to different business needs.

• React adopts the JSX format, where HTML is written in JavaScript. Although JSX is in line with functional programming, which is a pretty neat concept, developers are saddled with the responsibility of figuring out this new approach.
• React is lean at its core, and is heavily dependent on other third-party components for effective use.

What developers love about React: Elegant programming style and patterns, rich package ecosystem, widespread usage.

• Vue is easier to learn compared to React. Vue separates concerns in a way that web developers are already used to, decoupling HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It also allows the use of JSX for developers who want to adopt that style.
• Vue is also easier to get accustomed to because it picked out the good parts of React and Angular. Thus making it easier for developers from either of the two backgrounds to fit in perfectly.

What developers love about Vue.js: Easy learning curve, elegant programming style, and patterns, good documentation.

Vue.js and React are both great tools for building interactive user interfaces. To choose which one is better for your next project, you have to take a number of factors into account. We have prepared a full guide, profoundly introducing the performance, speed, and use cases of both Vue and React.

https://jelvix.com/blog/js-frameworks-is-vuejs-better-than-react