The thing that I find most amusing about modern front end is the over-emphasis developers put on the rendering engine.
Presentation is only a small portion of an application. A view rendering engine is required to do a couple of things, accept and render data.
The semantics of how it accepts data enables good software engineering practices like dependency injection and dependency inversion.
The semantics of how it renders data enable ergonomic usage of the renderer (templating, JSX).
Modern web developers tend to write "React" or "Vue" applications - not "Type/JavaScript applications that render with React"
Global objects, singletons fetched from module-powered service locators, unlimited power global stores and enough boilerplate to make the most hardened Java developer confess their sins to Oracle.
Looks like Vue 3 is fine but continues the trend of doing it all.
Presentation is only a small portion of an application. A view rendering engine is required to do a couple of things, accept and render data.
The semantics of how it accepts data enables good software engineering practices like dependency injection and dependency inversion.
The semantics of how it renders data enable ergonomic usage of the renderer (templating, JSX).
Modern web developers tend to write "React" or "Vue" applications - not "Type/JavaScript applications that render with React"
Global objects, singletons fetched from module-powered service locators, unlimited power global stores and enough boilerplate to make the most hardened Java developer confess their sins to Oracle.
Looks like Vue 3 is fine but continues the trend of doing it all.