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This document compares the JavaScript frameworks React and Vue. It provides an introduction and history of both, explaining that React was created by Facebook in 2013 and Vue was created by Evan You in 2014. It then demonstrates building a shopping list application without and with React/Vue to showcase their core features like virtual DOM, components, updating and passing events, two-way data binding, and state management. Statistics on GitHub stars, NPM trends, Google Trends, and performance benchmarks are presented, followed by a Q&A section.
Comparison of Vue and React frameworks, introducing their history and main contributors.
Demonstration of a Shopping List application without utilizing React or Vue, emphasizing direct DOM manipulation.
Showcasing the Shopping List application using React or Vue, utilizing virtual DOM concepts.
Overview of how to create and manage components in both React and Vue, highlighting single-file components.
Comparison of updating data and handling events between React and Vue components.
Explanation of two-way data binding principles in React and Vue frameworks.
Discussion about managing application state for a Shopping List using React and Vue, using iteration.
Data insights on the popularity and usage trends of React vs Vue through various statistical resources.
Performance evaluation of frameworks based on duration and memory size metrics.
Statement asserting that no framework is inherently better; the proficiency of developers plays a bigger role.
Interactive question and answer session with the audience.
Wrapping up the presentation with thanks, contact information of the presenter.