Will there be jobs that require knowledge of the vue.js ecosystem in 2017?

Question

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According to the result of the previous year, vue.js got more "likes" on github than react.

Answer 1

Will there be jobs that require knowledge of the vue.js ecosystem in 2017?

I think yes. Abroad, Vue is now in trend (considering that the relatively stable version 2.0 was released half a year ago), many are starting to use it, which means that soon some advanced companies will start trying it with us, maybe someone will undertake to write a couple of sensible articles on habr in the spirit "Vue 2 is easier to learn than jQuery" (the medium already had something like that), and then (I hope) the rest of you, who will just see that "those cool dudes use it."
And let's start, ask each other questions, maybe people will be interested :)
PS: At the top, Vue was called a "mutant", but for the sake of interest, let's go back 5 years ago. Then any sane developer would say that writing markup in scripts is fu-fu-fu and should be avoided. And then React came along... and those same people started saying that markup in scripts is cool.

Answer 2

There are already vacancies (if you can call them that). I started looking towards Vue a couple of years ago and now it is actively implemented in all the projects that I do. Another thing is that I was not looking for a person who knows Vue. There is a front-jun in my team and he was given the task of mastering Vue. By the way, he was tormented for a long time about why he needed Vue, if in all the vacancies of Angular and React, because a year ago there was no even talk of vacancies with Vue.
But I rejected React (because of the markup in the code and the slowness of the facebook) and rejected Angular because of its monstrosity (and only after Angular 2 came out - to which there is no possibility to migrate from the first - I just confirmed my decision). So my projects switched to Vue (as the first real technology) from the good old jQuery.

Answer 3

hype.
no, I'm not against vue or something else, I'm talking about the dubiousness of such metrics.
vue Star 43,063
react Star 59,694
there is a part of the community that actively puts stars on the github, some of them put a star here and there, some of these very active users put a star on react a year or two ago
react is no longer a new product, it continues to develop, gain popularity but new technologies are always on the wave of hype, this is normal.
tomorrow something else will appear, which will again be actively discussed, get stars, etc.
this does not make vue bad or good, just the question is somewhat meaningless
Yes, there are already projects that are being done on it, but despite the activity of growth and the stars, even on Angular, which seems to be like the fourth on this list, there are many more projects. There is already written code, there are proven solutions that no one will refuse just like that.