I was looking at Vue for our enterprise app primarily because our frontend UI code is very complex and difficult to reason about (built on an older tech stack). Thus far I've only ported one of our more complicated UIs to Vue and as I expected the code is far simpler to understand. I pretty much knew this going in though. We would get similar benefits from React, but I do prefer Vue.
There's still some unknowns for me. I have this integrated into our existing app so that on route start it creates the Vue instance and on route change it destroys the vue instance and while that works fine for now I'm not sure if it will cause issues as we migrate the rest of our app.
I also rolled my own validation (which is pretty easy), but I need to evaluate the existing solutions to see what benefits they give.
I was looking at Vue for our enterprise app primarily because our frontend UI code is very complex and difficult to reason about (built on an older tech stack). Thus far I've only ported one of our more complicated UIs to Vue and as I expected the code is far simpler to understand. I pretty much knew this going in though. We would get similar benefits from React, but I do prefer Vue.
There's still some unknowns for me. I have this integrated into our existing app so that on route start it creates the Vue instance and on route change it destroys the vue instance and while that works fine for now I'm not sure if it will cause issues as we migrate the rest of our app.
I also rolled my own validation (which is pretty easy), but I need to evaluate the existing solutions to see what benefits they give.