sunilsandhu

Hard to know what's going on without seeing your code setup and knowing more details, but it could be related to rate limits. You could consider using something like rotating proxies to help bypass some stuff. If you want to continue to use your own setup, you could integrate rotating proxies through a service. Dropping a link to one that we used for a couple of projects at my workplace.

[1] https://get.brightdata.com/bd-solutions-rotating-proxies

Yes, that would be a fair addition.

Apologies for the link - it takes you to the Javascript In Plain English main page where you will find the link to the article at the top. As I'm sure you all already know, HN doesn't allow posts that contain a duplicate link.

Many thanks.

Hi there - Thank you for taking the time to read and review, I really appreciate it. I wondered whether you would be interested in making an update to the git repository with the suggestions you have made. I'd be more than happy to update the article and credit you for your input. If so, the link can be found at: https://github.com/sunil-sandhu/vue-todo

As an aside, I thought I'd let you know that I've been a developer for just under one year, so admittedly do not have anywhere near the level of expertise that you have. I've also only been using Vue since April, but I guess that my level of overall experience, relative to yours, is lacking somewhat.

Hi mhermann. I did originally consider writing my preferences and why, but decided against it as my intention was simply to try to objectively highlight the differences when it comes to adding/deleting items, passing props from parent to child, emitting data from child to parent etc - all so that the reader can then form their own opinion.

But seeing as you've asked, I prefer Vue at the moment as you can achieve the same things in React but with fewer lines of code :)

Awesome feedback and many thanks for taking the time to point these things out. The article has started to gain a lot of traction over the past few days and the last thing I want is for there to be parts of the code that are not following best practice (as a result of my relative inexperience with React).

Thank you for posting my article. It would be awesome to hear all of your thoughts and to applause the article if you liked it :)