Vue is specifically better because it uses HTML-based templates by default, and HTML is what's produced by web frameworks. This means you can use whatever technology you want on the backend and everything works seamlessly.
Also the syntax for directives, handlers, and other logic in these templates is much easier than dealing with JSX in the majority of uses-cases.
SSR/isometric rendering isn't new, but it's usually hacks around using a frontend JS framework to run the backend and can result in the worst of both worlds. Projects like Blazor (.net) and Livewire (php/laravel) are interesting new solutions to fix this.
SSR/isometric rendering isn't new, but it's usually hacks around using a frontend JS framework to run the backend and can result in the worst of both worlds. Projects like Blazor (.net) and Livewire (php/laravel) are interesting new solutions to fix this.