Framer Motion: Vue 3 vs React

What are the main differences between using Framer Motion in Vue 3 and React?

Framer Motion is primarily designed for React, but it can be used with Vue 3 through libraries like Vue Motion. The main differences include syntax, component structure, and how animations are handled in each framework.

Can you give me an example of a simple animation in both Vue 3 and React using Framer Motion?

Sure! In React, you might use <motion.div animate={{ x: 100 }} />, while in Vue 3 with Vue Motion, it would look like <motion-div :animate="{ x: 100 }" />.

Which framework do you think is better for animations, Vue 3 or React?

It depends on your project needs. React has more extensive support and community resources for Framer Motion, while Vue 3 offers a simpler syntax and reactivity.

Are there any performance differences when using Framer Motion in Vue 3 compared to React?

Performance can vary based on how animations are implemented. React's virtual DOM may handle complex animations more efficiently, but Vue 3's reactivity can also provide smooth animations if optimized correctly.