Subject: Re: Frontend direction for future projects Hi Harbs,
Thank you for your perspective. I also prefer Royale, and for the applications I already have, I intend to keep it. What I am considering now is a different strategy for the future: recreating my smallest Royale application in either React or Vue as a learning exercise. The goal would not be to migrate everything immediately, but rather to study the framework in practice and use that experience to make a better decision for the next new project. My current thinking is: - keep Royale for the existing applications; - I'm currently migrating from AMF3 to REST across all applications; - use one small project to gain real experience with React or Vue; - in a couple of years, be in a position to move away from Royale if that ever becomes necessary. So this is more about preparing an exit path over time than changing direction right away. Royale is still my preference from a development point of view, but for new projects I am trying to put personal preference aside a bit and think more in terms of long-term market safety, ecosystem, and maintainability. Best regards, Hugo Harbs <[email protected]> escreveu (terça, 14/04/2026 à(s) 08:13): > For SPAs, I obviously prefer Royale. > > For MPA, I like Vue or HTMX. React is bloated and opinionated in my > opinion. > > > On Apr 14, 2026, at 7:05 AM, Hugo Ferreira <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > > Hi, > > > > I have no experience in vue or react. > > For my next project what do you recomend? > > > > Vue seems familiar and a small learning curve but Im afraid that depend > on > > one man show that can change irá mind. > > > > React seems by now the best security option that a very caotic code > > structure for a mvc style developer. > >
