Is it worth learning React/Redux if you want to work with VueJS?

Question

JavaScript

Hello.
I want to move from layout designers to JS Dev. I would love to work with VueJS.
Does it make sense to get good at React/Redux first and then Vue?
It seems useful to me:
- from the point of view of the market (there are very few vacancies with Vue, it is better to enter FE as React Dev, then move to Vue)
- from the point of view of learning good practices (I heard the opinion that "React imposes good practices, Vue gives too a lot of freedom and it's easier for a beginner to code with a smell")
But I could be wrong and it might be better to start learning Vue directly.
What do you think?

Answer 1

You should start with JS and api built into the browser
. A framework / library is just a tool that only solves a certain range of mass tasks. Without knowing the basics, there will come a point when the library doesn't have a ready-made solution/plugin - and your work will stop because of it.
Having at least the basic principles of how the library / framework works inside, learning it will become much easier.
By the subject:
Knowing React + Redux, mastering Vue + Vuex is a matter of 2-3 days.
Working with Vue, I don’t want to return to React . Draw your
own conclusions

Answer 2

Learn what you like best.
It’s good to know and practice both frameworks (yes, yes, yes: actually, the React library blah, blah, blah ) doesn’t make much sense.
If you want to try React - try it.
IMHO learn React well , you won't want to switch to Vue .

Answer 3

"React imposes good practices, Vue gives too much freedom and it's easier for a beginner to code with a smell"

In fact, you can write just as badly in react / redux as in everything else :)
If you want to switch from a coder to JS, then I would look at Vue. It will be easier for you. And in parallel, he will learn JS, SOLID, OOP, i.e. what a developer needs in general, as such, and not just JS.
And then it will be easy for you to understand both react / redux and any other framework.
Wish you luck.
P.S. Good practices can be instilled in you by Tim Lead, who will review your code and suggest how to write better.

Answer 4

Vue doesn't have a lot of vacancies since it's been gaining popularity in 2017 and is considered young, but I've heard that it's kind of based on react, so yeah, maybe we can work with it a bit, and then it will be easier with vue, and it will by that time will become more popular