Thanks for the input, I found Vue to be the fastest option both in terms of actual speed from the user's perspective, as well as how fast I can write the code.
I worked with Angular in the past at one of my jobs and it was pretty great, especially for a project that was relatively big and we were multiple devs working on it at the same time. I feel like it has much more structure than Vue has and typescript really was a breeze to work with.
There are some things that annoy me at Vue, like their documentation. It's really bad in my opinion, it simply doesn't suit my taste I guess. If you want to compare, I find the Laravel docs to be the best in the web development world.
As for React, I can't say much, Rxjs is not for me.
Yes, I dont like React because of Rxjs. VueJs is much more neat on this aspect. Using template, script and scoped css makes it really easy to make bunch of reusable components. Documents could use some work but not worst. It's easy to figure things out.
I've found it really easy to teach Vuejs to new developers or interns at work.
I agree that Angular really shines when lots of devs are working on a single project due to modular structures but personally dont prefer it as much.
Oh yeah, Vuejs is easy to understand with a great teacher, but if I'm alone at home face to face with the official docs, I find myself turning to google much more often than I'd like.
I'm really excited for Vue 3 when it'll land. The support for typescript and tree-shaking features are really welcomed.