Made the switch after some frustrating behavior coming from CRA and having zero flexibility with configuration.
As a side note, Vitest is fantastic as well and I highly recommend giving it a try.
As an example, if you’re used to CRA being setup for you to handle things like images/fonts, you’ll probably need a loader (same as webpack). Then you might need type definitions for the loader, the file format (e.g., SVGs), etc.
After getting past the initial configuration hump it’s not bad and pretty painless to start a new project.
I just don’t want to mislead people into thinking it’s entirely painless.
I was a huge fan of Vue 2 and Nuxt, but the work world has been heavily favoring React for a while now.
Not that everything has to be about work, but just haven’t mastered React enough to personally justify the time spent on working with Vue 3.