Скачать или смотреть Building Tesla’s Battery Range Calculator with Vue.js or ReactJS - Peter Eijgermans - CityJS 2020

Which language do you like: ReactJS or Vue.js? During this talk I walk through the process of building a Tesla’s Battery Range Calculator with ReactJS and Vue.js. I compare React and VueJS with each other in terms of syntax, speed of development (number of lines of code & number of files), readability, maintainability, performance etc.

Bio
"Peter is an adventurous and passionate CodeSmith at Ordina Netherlands.
He likes to travel around the world with his bike. Always seeking for the unexpected and unknown.
For his job he tries out the latest techniques and frameworks.
He loves to share his experience by speaking at conferences over the World and writing for the Dutch Java magazine and DZone.
He believes that you as the front-end developer are the spider in the web to bring the user, the team and the product together."

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