Vue.js
Progressive JavaScript framework for building approachable UIs.
Vue.js is a progressive JavaScript framework for building user interfaces. Created by Evan You, it is designed to be incrementally adoptable, you can use it for a small interactive widget or scale it up to a full single-page application. Vue powers applications at Alibaba, GitLab, Nintendo, and BMW.
We use Vue.js for projects where its template-based approach and simpler mental model are advantageous, particularly for teams that include developers with varying experience levels. Vue's reactivity system is intuitive and its single-file components keep related code together.
What we use it for
- Interactive web applications
- Progressive enhancement of existing sites
- Admin dashboards and internal tools
- Nuxt.js server-rendered applications
- Widget-based micro-frontends
- Rapid prototyping and MVPs
What it gives us
- Composition APIOrganize component logic by feature concern with composable functions for better code reuse.
- Single-File ComponentsTemplate, script, and styles in one file with scoped CSS support for encapsulated components.
- Reactivity SystemAutomatic, fine-grained reactivity that tracks dependencies and updates the DOM efficiently.
- Nuxt.js EcosystemFull-stack framework with SSR, SSG, file-based routing, and auto-imports for Vue applications.
Questions we get asked
Vue vs React, which is better?
Is Vue.js used by large companies?
Should I migrate from Vue 2 to Vue 3?
Can Vue.js be used with TypeScript?
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