Thanks for your insights! I have used Vue on several projects before but I have noticed that the entire ecosystem is basically in a beta stage.

Things are changing all the time. For example, the default state management solution just switched from Vuex to Pinia but a Vue 3 compatible version of Vuex still exist. Will it be the new default in one year? No one knows.

It's the same thing if you want to use things like SSR and not implement them yourself. You can either use Nuxt and continue to use Vue 2, or you can use the non-production-ready Nuxt 3 beta, which supports Vue 3. Both aren't great options.

Because of these issues, the strong community in the React camp really makes me consider switching to React for new projects.