Getting started with Vue.js: AngularJS perspective
Sunday, December 13, 2015
Writing Vue.js applications after working with AngularJS will feel familiar. Vue won't pack as many goodies out of the box, but it will still give Angular a run for its money.
First and foremost, what is Vue.js and why should you use it?
Vue is a library for developing interactive web interfaces. Its API is inspired by Angular & Backbone, but you can read more about it in this guide.
What's more interesting is why use it, especially when you are familiar with Angular. First of all, it's very flexible. It allows mixing and matching all the libraries you love. That means you can create your own little front-end stack. Secondly, it's more snappy because it's simpler and doesn't use dirty checking to observe changes. On top of that, learning Vue doesn't take much time. This will make it easy to bring in new team members.
You can read even more about it in Vue's FAQ page, where Vue is compared to Angular, React and more.
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First and foremost, what is Vue.js and why should you use it?
Vue is a library for developing interactive web interfaces. Its API is inspired by Angular & Backbone, but you can read more about it in this guide.
What's more interesting is why use it, especially when you are familiar with Angular. First of all, it's very flexible. It allows mixing and matching all the libraries you love. That means you can create your own little front-end stack. Secondly, it's more snappy because it's simpler and doesn't use dirty checking to observe changes. On top of that, learning Vue doesn't take much time. This will make it easy to bring in new team members.
You can read even more about it in Vue's FAQ page, where Vue is compared to Angular, React and more.
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