I've been toying with Vuejs 2.0 for a few days. Thus far I'm very impressed with it. The docs are a quick read and the whole framework feels really intuitive.

I'm a big fan of Vue's single file components where you can keep a component's HTML template, CSS, and view model code together in one file. In React, I tended to use lots of inline styles. I also like that I can use templates for the majority of the simple cases while still having the full power of a React like render function (with JSX support) if needed.

I hope Vue is going to be quite popular. I haven't actually used it but have looked at the documentation and have heard so many people praise it. I have only heard of good things. It just doesn't have the support like Angular or React has from the big Companies.

I just tried Vue 2.0 for the first time last week and I really really liked it.

At least in Angular, I can make a template in a directive for styles, which solves the "put repeated stuff in a variable" problem, without bringing in yet another tool.

(use a string for the template, not a file)

I don't remember the phrasing of the question but it could very well be that a lot of the cssnext answers use PostCSS as well...

That doesn't mean that it has huge usage anyway though.

I wish PostCSS had a good story for variables. As it stands it is just super poor. I use some PostCSS but sparingly.