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Vue

Vue is a JavaScript framework for building user interfaces. It combines declarative rendering with reactive state, allowing the displayed interface to update as application data changes.

At a glance

Primary focus
Progressive user-interface framework
Category
web development

Overview

Vue is a JavaScript framework for building user interfaces. It combines declarative rendering with reactive state, allowing the displayed interface to update as application data changes. Components organize reusable pieces of a screen.

How it is used

A component brings together its template, behavior, and styling. Reactive values connect data changes to rendering, while component interfaces coordinate information across a larger application.

A useful distinction

Vue can be adopted in different ways, from enhancing an existing page to powering an application. The build setup and surrounding framework determine routing, deployment, and other application concerns.

Sources and review

MOOR's explanatory text is supported by the following source links.

  1. Vue: official overview — Vue
  2. Vue: documentation and further reading — Vue

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