Sizzy vs Vue.js

Sizzy is a powerful selling tool. When we have a prospect who doesn't have a responsive site, when we show them their site on Sizzy, they are impressed and we look even more professional.

- Eric Dingler

I use Sizzy to develop all my apps. Love projects feature, because I always have to switch between 3-4 projects. I enjoy overlay DevTools mode it helps me to easily debug my apps.

- Mchepurnoy

Recently migrated a site from global sass to css modules and just having the current production page and the development one next to each other with click & scroll sync is seriously a killer feature within @sizzyapp. Can really recommend it!

- Tim

"An awesome framework for creating wonderful UI/UX for websites" What do you like best about Vue.js? It's easy to use even for someone like me. I'm a Java backend developer who has less experience in the frontend, and always avoid writing Java Script related code unless I have to, but Vue.js provide me with simple syntax and easy to get on procedure to create front end code for my needs. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What do you dislike about Vue.js? The open source community of Vue.js is not as mature as other open source frameworks, and sometimes it takes me pretty long to find out the answer for my questions. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What problems is Vue.js solving and how is that benefiting you? It's a framework which provide a high performance animations and transactions of UI/UX. That benefit me because my team have a relatively higher standard for a high performance web design, including fast reaction and interactions.

- Evan S.

"I prefer this JS framework over the other ones" What do you like best about Vue.js? The best thing for me is ease of use, and the fact it is very developer-friendly. Documentation is written in a very approachable manner and also there are great courses by Vue Mastery, that help a lot. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What do you dislike about Vue.js? Every framework has some learning curve. I suggest sticking to one framework and mastering it, instead of jumping between different ones and just scratching the surface. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What problems is Vue.js solving and how is that benefiting you? I've built a lot of projects, both for my customers and for myself. For example, my recent project was a polling solution for a little village to take collective decisions.

- Akim E.

"Combines the best of React and Angular into an easy and fun-to-use interface" What do you like best about Vue.js? * Very intuitive to use, with a beginner-friendly learning curve * Supports two-way binding and virtual DOM * Single file components, which allow you to encapsulate the HTML template, business logic and styling of a component in one single file. * In-built support for SCSS/SASS etc * Dedicated library for state management (VueX) * Awesome community support Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What do you dislike about Vue.js? * Since it's not as old as other frameworks like React or Angular, the plugin ecosystem around it isn't that mature yet. * Providing 100% responsive mobile support across multiple operating systems like IOS can be challenging Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. Recommendations to others considering Vue.js: Initially use VueJS while learning, but then switch to a library like NuxtJS for using SSR and getting an even richer set of features and customization options. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com. What problems is Vue.js solving and how is that benefiting you? I use Vue JS to build dynamic UIs for web apps in internship tasks and freelance projects. Vue is preferred because once you are familiar with it, it does not take much time to build even the most complex user interfaces.

- Ishaan M.