ReactJS vs. VueJS

 ReactJS: 

Introduced by the social media giant, Facebook, back in 2013. It is a JavaScript-based framework, open-sourced in nature, providing intuitive ways to develop an engaging and rich web app with minimal coding. 

ReactJS provides:

Declarative: 

ReactJS allows a developer to design simple views for each app state. React will render and update the relevant components. The declarative view makes debugging easy. 

Component-based:

All the components in ReactJS define the interactions and visuals in the app. In react, all elements are broken down into smaller components to create a view.

Virtual DOM:

React’s virtual DOM provides you application with advanced speed, higher-performance, and cross-browser compatibility.

Code Rewriting:

React doesn’t require you to rewrite codes while developing features. It can render on servers via Node and power apps built with React Native. 

Zero Dependencies:

It is independent of other technologies. Therefore, developers can handle external dependencies. 

VueJS:

It is an open-source JavaScript-based platform popularly used to develop user interfaces and SPAs. The officially maintained libraries and packages of Vue offer extensive support while building complex applications.

Vue Provides: 

Small in Size:

Vue’s file size is quite smaller in comparison to others; it ranges from about 18KB to 20KB. It allows the users to separate the template-to-virtual-DOM compiler and the run time. 

Easy to develop and understand:

Vue offers large scale templates. Therefore it can be quickly learned. With a simple structure, a lot of developer’s time is saved. 

Simple Integration:

It offers more straightforward integration when it comes to developing both Single Page Applications and adding components in the application you have already created.