I switched from Riot to Vue, and am glad I made the change.
Biggest things I noticed:
1) Getting stared with the basics is about equally easy in both frameworks. Both have a very simple and clean API and component system.
2) Vue has more advanced features -- dynamic components, easy two-way binding, watching variables, custom events, routing, etc, all of which I have used at some point as my app has gotten bigger
3) Riot seems to have more open bugs, including one major issue where even when an "if" statement evaluates as false in a template, the component still gets processed. This is supposed to be fixed in the next big release, but who knows when that will be.
4) Vue seems to be much more active -- more users, more commits, so I think it is a better long term bet.
Biggest things I noticed:
1) Getting stared with the basics is about equally easy in both frameworks. Both have a very simple and clean API and component system.
2) Vue has more advanced features -- dynamic components, easy two-way binding, watching variables, custom events, routing, etc, all of which I have used at some point as my app has gotten bigger
3) Riot seems to have more open bugs, including one major issue where even when an "if" statement evaluates as false in a template, the component still gets processed. This is supposed to be fixed in the next big release, but who knows when that will be.
4) Vue seems to be much more active -- more users, more commits, so I think it is a better long term bet.