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Commercial SPAs and dashboards

Freelance front-end development

Component libraries and plugins

PWAs for client projects

Integration with SaaS platforms

Better TypeScript integration

Enhanced Composition API features

Improved performance and bundle optimization

Expanded ecosystem plugins and tools

Continued community-driven development

Projects requiring extensive legacy library support

When React or Angular is mandated in the company

Large enterprise projects without TypeScript adoption

Complex server-side rendering without Nuxt.js

Projects requiring extremely high ecosystem compatibility outside Vue

Vue.js is lightweight, reactive, and component-based.

Supports both small and large-scale web applications.

Flexible for incremental adoption or full SPA development.

Strong ecosystem with tools like Vuex/Pinia and Vue Router.

Ideal for modern front-end development with declarative templates.

Is Vue.js reactive?

Yes, Vue automatically updates DOM when data changes.

Can Vue be integrated incrementally?

Yes, you can use Vue for a small part of a page.

What is the difference between Vue 2 and Vue 3?

Vue 3 introduces Composition API, better performance, and smaller bundle size.

Does Vue support TypeScript?

Yes, Vue supports TypeScript with `.vue` SFCs and TS tooling.

Is Vue suitable for large-scale SPAs?

Yes, especially when using Vue Router and state management libraries.