That moment of feeling ..
When you are working month with Vuejs
and then you see articles like
Don't read VueJS it is worthless and no jobs are there for VueJS..

But then also feel good that Vuejs is mostly inspired from Angular and ReactJS and it willl be easy to migrate :)

Oh ffs its just javascript

i don't get you folks, i have yet to see an app that justifies using those fat cunts of frameworks, jquery alone is an overkill for most shit, most apps would be totally fine with a single .js file using some xhr helper a few dom manipulations, and a bit of form checking, animations are a css domain, and heavy data processing is why buy expensive hardware shit for the server

@Artemix i know, it's exactly what I'm saying, adding complexity then trying to solve it by more complex shit is stupid

Going lite with JavaScript today is not really an option. Everyone wants SPA which when writing in vanilla or with only jQuery quickly turns into spaghetti hell. Obsolete Angular 1 is sluggish, but current version is considerably faster. The advantage of Angular is that it gives clearly defined mantinels - by framework structure and by guidelines. When front-end code (JS/TS) is being counted in thousands of lines you will see the benefits.

@Qchmqs name one app that can't justify using a frontend framework

Of course if your client is satisfied with mostly static pages (not very common), then not using a framework for 10 lines of JS code is the right decision. But I would still not write it in vanilla, because jQuery has usually more sucint syntax, is better readable and most importantly - it shields me from all those browser incompatibilies (there is a lot of IE quirks).

I'm getting payed for writing vue and I'm pretty happy with it. 😀

Same guys wrote article, one week after launch of ReactJs
"Don't waste time on ReactJs ... There are no react jobs"