Comparing is never useless. How else would you discover differences? For someone like me, who is in the same process of finding the right js framework, articles like this do help.
But you probably mean: the comparison excluded some crucial details.
But you probably mean: the comparison excluded some crucial details.
Exactly. You have to compare these kind of frameworks/libraries in "real world" situations and not just build two subpages and create some simple components to form an opinion. Real world single page applications need much more than just the view layer and a router.
My React spike became my real app, and structurally looks pretty much the same (even 2 months of dev later). If you think there are some important concerns that I left out (and I'm sure there are), please be specific so that I/we can learn.