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Vue

Vue FrontendProgressive framework, delightful developer experience

Vue 3 is the progressive JavaScript framework — adopt it incrementally into an existing project or build greenfield SPAs with the Composition API, Pinia, and Vite. Pair with Nuxt for full-stack capability.

Vue.js is a progressive JavaScript framework for building user interfaces — approachable enough for a weekend prototype yet powerful enough for enterprise SPAs. Vue 3's Composition API and TypeScript-first design make it a serious contender alongside React for complex applications. Its gentle learning curve and excellent documentation have earned it a passionate community and widespread adoption in Asia-Pacific markets, enterprise tooling, and content-heavy platforms. At A Major, we leverage Vue's reactivity system and the Nuxt ecosystem to deliver fast, maintainable frontends.

Quick start

bash
npm create vue@latest my-app
cd my-app
npm install
npm run dev

Read the full documentation at vuejs.org

Composition API

Vue 3 Composition API with full TypeScript support for composables that are a joy to reuse.

Pinia state management

Type-safe, modular stores with Pinia — no more Vuex boilerplate, full DevTools support.

Single File Components

Template, script, and styles in one .vue file — colocation that scales from prototypes to enterprise apps.

Vite-powered dev server

Instant HMR and native ES module dev server — sub-second feedback loops even in large projects.

Vue Query integration

Async data fetching, caching, and background refetching patterns that keep your UI consistent without manual loading state.

Vue DevTools

Browser extension and standalone devtools to inspect component tree, props, events, and Pinia store state in real time.

Why it's hard

Options API vs. Composition API migration

Vue 3's Composition API is the recommended approach, but migrating large Options API codebases requires rethinking component structure, mixins, and shared logic patterns.

Ecosystem fragmentation

Choosing between Pinia vs. legacy Vuex, Vue Router 4 quirks, and the Nuxt vs. plain Vue decision creates analysis paralysis for teams starting new projects.

TypeScript integration gaps

While Vue 3 is written in TypeScript, template type checking (via Volar/vue-tsc) still has edge cases with complex generics, slots, and provide/inject patterns.

SSR hydration mismatches

Server-side rendering with Nuxt introduces hydration mismatches from browser-only APIs, third-party scripts, and date/locale differences between server and client.

Best practices

Use composables for reusable logic

Extract shared reactive logic into composable functions (useAuth, useFetch) — they're testable, tree-shakeable, and avoid the pitfalls of mixins.

Adopt Pinia from day one

Pinia is the official Vue state management library. Its modular store pattern, DevTools integration, and TypeScript support make it the clear choice over Vuex.

Enable strict template type checking

Configure vue-tsc in CI to catch template errors at build time — this catches typos in props, events, and slot bindings before they reach production.

Prefer script setup syntax

<script setup> reduces boilerplate by 30-40%, enables better TypeScript inference, and is the recommended default for all new Vue 3 components.

Frequently asked questions




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