The reason why you still prefer React is Typescript? I can understand that. Vue 3.0 is a complete rewrite to Typescript, it’s now in beta and TS is a first class citizen. As the ecosystem is tailored towards Vue they will also have interconnected TS support, like Vuex 4 is now in alpha and has type safety with Vue 3.
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it most certainly matters to people who built their product on a framework which got deprecated and is no longer supported because all the development efforts are going into a rewrite to support Hasura, or FaunaDB or Vue instead of React, or whatever needs to be done to fix a bad decisions. Now anyone who has production apps running on the earlier version either has to refactor their whole app, or get left behind. This is exactly what Prisma has done to its community three times now.
For example
My company (Vibely) is looking to migrate away from Prisma because they’re abandoning their current customers with Prisma2 . . . It would be really helpful if there were a migration guide on how to do this. We’re desperate to leave Prisma,
same thread:
I’m also migrating from Prisma 1 to Hasura. Prisma is not stable, they change a lot, and lack some important features…
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here’s a start:
Replace Prisma with Fauna and React with Vue and you’ll have yourself a nice framework!
I’d give RudwoodJS a try.
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