Which is better vue-native or nativescript-vue?

As @Manoj mentioned about the biggest advantage of using Nativescript is : You can access all the native elements and apis from Javascript.

I think another plus is the ability to create a code-sharing project. New Vue CLI plugin enables code sharing between web and mobile.There’s nothing quite as awesome as watching your web, iOS and Android app all spinning up at once with the same codebase.

You can further read on nativescript blog and here is the sample project.

You should also look into simply wrapping your Vue app with Cordova. I was required recently to build a mobile app and went through both vue-native & nativescript-vue, eventually ending up with Cordova.

At a basic level, you can wrap any static website and compile it as an android or ios app. If you need native elements you can also do so once Cordova fires the 'deviceready' event.

Vue-Native is nothing but a wrapper around ReactNative. So the question becomes ReactNative vs NativeScript?

In my opinion, it's NativeScript.

• Supports frameworks like Angular & Vue
• Works with Core JavaScript / TypeScript too
• Better code sharing
• 100% access to native apis

ReactNative got a huge community and range of plugins, but the problem beings when you want to customise. Every app is unique in it's own way, it becomes really hard to customise a plugin for your own needs at least until you have good exposure to Objective C / Java and handle your own forks etc.,

With NativeScript you can always access the native objects & apis form JavaScript, simply write overrides on plugins within your project if you want to customise anything.

Here are few blog posts & videos those compare these frameworks.

• Would Airbnb Have Fared Better With NativeScript Instead of React Native?
• ReactNative vs NativeScript