I started with React js at my job and I have liked it, easy to learn and get started. I will also keep using it as it is more popular and has one of the best job demands.

Vue js is my love. I am using it in all my side projects. I would really love to work on it full time. It has a huge traction but still it is taking some time to get into the mainstream market.

I didn't knew I had problem with React until I tried Vue, It feels right!

Angular Js, have heard about it, have a mixed feeling, willl surely try it out sometime!

I tried all of them and now I'm using Vue because:

• React: It was good to play with but personally I hate the jsx syntax (html surrounded by parenthesis). I prefer to separate different languages/markups. I know it hardly can be a valid reason but my feelings important to me :) Another point was its license and all restrictive conditions behind the scenes - have you ever read it?
• Angular (v2): I started to learn Angular 2 from the very beginning. I was very excited until they introduced their own "module system" around the RC5. After lot of breaking changes during the "RC" period which was also annoying to follow. There was a huge thread on github about why this new architecture is a mess. I checked recently and they solved the modularity problem somehow. Maybe I will check it (v4?) again later. Another point is I think typescript is unnecessary at all. We have ES6/7 today and there are linters. No need another layer. As a summary I think Angular is more like a huge, complicated ecosystem rather than a simple framework. It means it force you to learn a lot before you get any real result.
• Aurelia: It was not listed here but the next one was it to me. I quickly get rid of it after realized the business plans behind the scenes. They decided to provide all really useful parts (reusable UI components) only for subscribers.
• Vue2: After the journey with React, Angular 2 and Aurelia and after I dropped all of them I was looking for a simple, easy to learn lib. Fortunatelly the new v2 version of VueJS was just released then. So I gave a shot and I was amazed how easy was to learn and how productive I became. Since I tried all others above I was able to compare all strengths and weaknesses based on my personal experience - instead of someone else's thoughts. As a summary I think the best reason to use Vue is it provide a way to create a dead simple apps by few lines of code and also allows to create a huge, complex solutions. You can learn it step by step at your speed and you will get outstanding result from the very beginning.

Vue was just the simplest one to pick up and begin using for me, and seems the most flexible.

To be honest, I use React because it's the first one I learned. I would learn the others if a job warranted that learning — but in the frontend world, you have to basically just pick one and stick with it.

That being said, there are really good articles that will help you decide (if you haven't already) by giving you a high-level comparison:

• Vue vs React
• Angular vs. React

I use React because you can "learn once write anywhere". If you know React, jumping into React Native or React VR is easy.