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I've been focusing more on server-side programming till now, so I've never used a front-end framework before. It all seemed very complicated. This also means that I've been doing a lot of the page layout and formatting from the backend itself, as I'm more familiar with templating languages (Jinja2).
But I looked through the Vue.js tutorial, and it works just the same way! Thank you—you probably just got me started on front-end frameworks ☺
You should also try QuickCorp/QCObjects !
It’s a new way to declare classes and objects using pure and native JavaScript! You can easily extend the DOM and make your own components. It’s not fully documented yet but it will definitely start a new way to code JavaScript with faster performance and it’s in constantly updating mode. If you decide to use it and should you have any questions just feel free to write to info@quickcorp.cl
Jakub
Web Developer
Yeah, Vue is pretty cool. Using it a lot lately. What I really like is that you can just build some smaller components and use them. No need for a full SPA.
However on my current sideproject I am using it for the whole UI.
There are also some courses on laracasts, which are worth watching.