Performance: Solid
Learning curve: React
Bundle size: ?
Scalability: React
Community and support: React
Financial backing: React
Developer experience: React
Hireability: React"Good enough, let's spend time considering other things instead: React"
It may no longer be the best at anything anymore, but it's a polished well-rounder that will probably be fine for the typical web app. Less cognitive load when you just use it and follow the herd.
Learning curve: Hooks can be quite unintuitive for the React beginner. React's learning curve was far gentler when all components were classes and the lifecycle was simpler.
When I was first getting into reactive frontend frameworks it was part of a time-sensitive project, and we chose Vue because we could basically just write HTML and sprinkle in the reactivity. This was back in the Vue 2 days before they made everything functional, and I still think that older Vue API is the most self-explanatory for people who already know HTML and some vanilla JS.