1. size of framework javascript required to load first
2. tooling to compile. For example, the Vue.js works without tooling, but the React w/Class requires command line tools to build before the site is ready. That's a HUGE difference, IMHO.
1. The bundle size barcharts shows the component size (in light blue) and the framwwork size (darrk blue)
2. The Bundle Analysis chapter contains a description of the build tooling use for each component.
Vue can be used without build tooling if you choose to use the Vue lib with the compiler included but we use the pre-compiled way for max performance and smaller Vue runtime (without compiler).
> Vue can be used without build tooling if you choose to use the Vue lib with the compiler included but we use the pre-compiled way for max performance and smaller Vue runtime (without compiler).
+1. And likewise, you can use React without a build step too, though of course it is slower. [1]
1. size of framework javascript required to load first
2. tooling to compile. For example, the Vue.js works without tooling, but the React w/Class requires command line tools to build before the site is ready. That's a HUGE difference, IMHO.