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Tour of Heroes

This project was created to help represent a fundamental app written with Vue. The heroes and villains theme is used throughout the app.

by John Papa

Comparative apps can be found here with Angular, React, and Svelte

Why

I love JavaScript and the Web! One of the most common questions I hear is "which framework is best?". I like to flip this around and ask you "which is best for you?". The best way to know this is to try it for yourself. I'll follow up with some articles on my experiences with these frameworks but in the meantime, please try it for yourself to gain your own experience with each.

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Hosted in Azure

Getting Started

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