Vue does hot module reload and all that jazz, and it works with Typescript too.
I totally disagree with you about the code being spaghetti. To me the spaghetti is designing views in React and having a relatively simple DOM structure broken into twenty little functions so that it can be expressed as readable JSX.
To me one of the best things about Vue is that it lets you effortlessly choose between and even combine templating and JSX. Templates are vastly easier to read when you need to understand the DOM structure and when you're looking at something on the screen and identifying where it lives in your components. And when you have complex elements where a render function really is better, JSX!
I totally disagree with you about the code being spaghetti. To me the spaghetti is designing views in React and having a relatively simple DOM structure broken into twenty little functions so that it can be expressed as readable JSX.
To me one of the best things about Vue is that it lets you effortlessly choose between and even combine templating and JSX. Templates are vastly easier to read when you need to understand the DOM structure and when you're looking at something on the screen and identifying where it lives in your components. And when you have complex elements where a render function really is better, JSX!