VueJs

The developers of VueJs have combined the existing Front-end Frameworks’ best features to deploy a simple and straightforward framework. Firstly, it is not complex like Angular, which makes it easy to learn and use. Secondly, it is much smaller in size and similar to Angular, offers two-way binding, Visual DOM, and component-based programming. VueJs is a framework that allows you to build both dynamic and small web applications with ease. However, despite being versatile, it is not yet popular among big-scale companies. This is because most large-scale companies still trust Angular for enterprise-based web applications. Some of the companies that use VueJs are Alibaba, 9gag, and Xiaomi.

Advantages

Availability of detailed documentation for learners. Supports the development of both complex dynamic applications and simpler smaller applications. The syntax of this framework is very simple and thus easier to work with. Presence of a virtual DOM.

Limitations

Vue, being in high demand in China, has many of its documentation built-in Chinese, which creates a language barrier for people accessing these documents outside of China. VueJs is still in its growing stages and thus does not have a large community. VueJs provides a wide range of features, but it’s not as big as React or Angular.

Applications

VueJs is suggested to be used for projects that need greater flexibility. You can design everything from scratch and therefore allows designing dynamic applications with more ease.

When not to use

Despite having a wide range of features, VueJs is still not successful in creating stable components. Another reason why you wouldn’t want to opt for VueJs is if you’re looking for a community where you can seek help if you face any hurdles.