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There are a number of reasons why a framework is popular:
One of the main fears when we learn something new is to waste time: not knowing if the technology is losing momentum and if it will not disappear in the coming years when we have invested a lot of time on it! It’s very common for open-source projects (even large ones) to disappear overnight because the creator decides to stop for lack of time, money or motivation.
As for Angular and React, there is absolutely no chance.
Angular is used in almost all Google products including Adwords, which is the main source of income for one of the most powerful companies in the world.
Exactly in the same logic Facebook uses React, for Facebook of course but also for Instagram for example.
This is a small negative point on Vue.js, if Evan You decides to stop working on Vue, will the project persist? Will he manage to find a replacement for his level who is ready to spend 100% of his time on the framework? Evan is extremely well paid by the sponsors and the community so it won't be a financial concern.
The first conclusion to draw is that in all three cases, we are dealing with a framework proven by millions of developers and which is extremely well developed and well maintained, with gigantic communities and significant funding which will be there for very many years.
There are a number of reasons why a framework is popular:
- They have a huge community :
- They have gigantic resources :
- They are here to stay :
One of the main fears when we learn something new is to waste time: not knowing if the technology is losing momentum and if it will not disappear in the coming years when we have invested a lot of time on it! It’s very common for open-source projects (even large ones) to disappear overnight because the creator decides to stop for lack of time, money or motivation.
As for Angular and React, there is absolutely no chance.
Angular is used in almost all Google products including Adwords, which is the main source of income for one of the most powerful companies in the world.
Exactly in the same logic Facebook uses React, for Facebook of course but also for Instagram for example.
This is a small negative point on Vue.js, if Evan You decides to stop working on Vue, will the project persist? Will he manage to find a replacement for his level who is ready to spend 100% of his time on the framework? Evan is extremely well paid by the sponsors and the community so it won't be a financial concern.
The first conclusion to draw is that in all three cases, we are dealing with a framework proven by millions of developers and which is extremely well developed and well maintained, with gigantic communities and significant funding which will be there for very many years.
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