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Dmitry Kuzmenko2018-04-19 16:28:48
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Dmitry Kuzmenko, 2018-04-19 16:28:48

Which projects should use Angular and which Vue?

Good afternoon, I decided to try to write for myself a SPA application for auto-posting in social networks, I know there are paid ready-made solutions, but this is not our method :)) In general, for one thing I want to at least master some js framework, but when choosing I understand, I don’t understand at all what their differences are, the choice fell on Vue, since the excellent documentation is in Russian, the entry threshold is quite low. Further, the devil pulled me to google comparisons of frameworks, and I was generally confused, many people write that angular is very powerful and Vue is not very, so how does this manifest itself?
Maybe someone on the fingers in a nutshell can explain how they differ?
PS I'm not going to get a job, so the demand on the market is of little interest.
Thank you all in advance)

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Roman, 2018-04-27
@kuzmenkodiman

If you are writing a large project in a team of two or more front-end developers, then TypeScript, on which Angular is written, will give you good bonuses. Easier to maintain, fewer bugs.
In all other cases, I vote for Vue, it is not inferior in terms of "power", but writing on it is a pleasure :)

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Nikita Dergachov, 2018-04-19
@vanillathunder

Angular does more out of the box than vue (vue has nuxt, right with the most necessary packages). And so it's all a matter of taste and can go into a holivar. Choose any of the popular angular, react, vue and you won't regret it. + Angular has a type script, I won't tell you the benefits of static typing.

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Roman Mirilaczvili, 2018-04-19
@2ord

For comparison, I decided to find out what the percentage of resolved issues on the Toaster is:
Vue - 55%
React - 47%
Angular - 43%
No need to chase power (read overcomplicated) and fashion (read the crowd). For my needs, the choice fell on Vue due to its simplicity and its capabilities were enough for me, which I probably used only 15%. Overall, the experience with the SPA was positive. I work daily with the back-end.
If you hit the ceiling (which is unlikely), then it will be relatively easy to finish learning more sophisticated frameworks.

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