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From what I've experienced working with Vue and other front end libraries like React, Vue has a better way of handling things like CSS and UI styling. Especially with the Vue-cli; there just seems to be a standard or a way of doing things when it comes to styling an app efficiently as opposed to how open-ended and unnecessarily complex it is with React

A simple CRUD application or a Node server that receives requests and sends responses/static pages is a good start 😃👍

😂The cycle continues, recently I've been writing React, I was just moving to Vue at the time I wrote that.

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Not tiring, it's just that you might need a break every once a while, just like most things; in my experience at least.

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Hey, have you considered using a cloud service like Cloudinary instead?

In terms of learning curve, Vue js is easier to get started with as it's a smaller library and its syntax, compared to React syntax, closely resembles HTML as opposed to React's JSX only syntax. Also, Vue js has descriptive and straightforward directives (just a fancy name for attributes) that I think make understanding and readability easier. In terms of advantage, I think using either Vue or React comes down to project requirements, the devs involved, and time frame.