Imo, doing it the "right way" and scalable requires a fair amount of knowledge about React before you pick it up. Things like ducks structure, redux thunks, store vs local state and other advanced usages. While not strictly necessary, it becomes increasingly important when building a large application. And then each of these are not official plugins so there's lots of differing opinions on how these pieces fit together.
With Vue you can write a scalable understandable application using the documentation. The same criticisms do certainly apply, but many of the advanced features are worked into the application.
For example Vuex is bundled into Vue and has verbose and opinionated documentation on how it lives in your vue application.
With Vue you can write a scalable understandable application using the documentation. The same criticisms do certainly apply, but many of the advanced features are worked into the application.
For example Vuex is bundled into Vue and has verbose and opinionated documentation on how it lives in your vue application.