Learning about arrow functions and starting to use them everywhere and then complaining that their this-binding behavior is stupid and you hate it edition.
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They both use templates and two way data binding. Vue is generally seen as much more simpler because it doesn't opt for services, factories, controllers, etc. Instead everything is pretty much component based with a dash of directives and mixins.
Robert Evans
This, but you'd have to wrap event handlers in a promise.
something like
var promiseOne = new Promise(function(resolve, reject){ window.addEventListener('keydown', resolve); })
var promiseTwo = new Promise(function(resolve, reject){ window.addEventListener('keyup', resolve); })
If your goals is to make shekels and make your app more known. Should you go for IOS or Android (in the first place I mean). A regular app, not something that would do better on either OS.
