After years of JavaScript frameworks popping up at every corner, the Holy JS Trinity seems to have consolidated, with Vue.js taking a solid place on the podium alongside Angular and React.js. It's no longer the "new kid on the block"; used by tech giants across various industries, Vue.js has proven its suitability for building enterprise-scale applications, and in this article, we showcase some specific examples of how it performs in practice.
Vue.js framework was developed as a lightweight alternative to AngularJS by Evan You, who was - at the time - working at Google Creative Labs and needed a tool that provided a reactive templating system without the additional complexities and APIs that AngularJS included. You appreciated some AngularJS features but disliked the extra burden it imposed and wanted to create a leaner and more user-friendly solution, thus laying the foundation for Vue.js development services.
React was still ahead of its peak fame when Evan You decided to take a different approach: rather than requiring a deeper understanding of concepts like JSX and a more complex setup, he wanted to keep everything as simple as possible. Vue.js developers appreciate the framework allows them to use separate HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files, which, for many is a more natural way of building web apps (although using JSX is also available thanks to internal plugins).