Vue.js

I've worked with many other frameworks, but Vue beats them all!

Great for creating interactive reports, used in AIChatWatch for creating reports that work both from the file system and from a web server

Vue is lightweight, flexible, and easy to integrate. It speeds up front-end development like no other.

Vue 3's Composition API and small bundle size (~80KB) made it perfect for this extension. Reactivity system simplified state management, and the developer experience is incredible.

Very efficient solution to build good and fast web application

Vue’s composable structure and reactivity system make PlanCraftAI’s smooth animations and PWA feel alive — ideal for building intuitive productivity apps.

Vue made it possible to build a clean and responsive interface for our financial AI agents. Its simplicity and flexibility let us prototype and iterate quickly while keeping the UX smooth.

It's the foundation of the SPA frontend. Thanks to its responsiveness, I was able to develop an agile interface in a simple and productive way. I feel very comfortable working with its structures; it makes code organization much easier.

Vue felt like the perfect balance between flexibility and simplicity. We picked it over React because the learning curve is smoother and it fits great for fast product iterations like Consent Bite.

Simple and clear syntax, low entry threshold, ideal for quick prototypes and production applications. Much lighter than React or Angular, and flexibly integrated with Laravel.

Built with Vue, combined with Vue Router and Pinia for state management, our admin dashboard is efficient and maintainable. Compared to React, Vue's reactivity system enabled us to implement dynamic content previews and bulk editing features faster.

Vue.js remains a top-tier choice for modern frontend development—particularly ideal for SPAs, rapid prototyping, and teams seeking an approachable yet powerful framework. Its polished tooling, developer experience, and active community make it an excellent alternative to heavier frameworks.

Why I like it: Easier to learn and more intuitive than React or Angular. The reactivity system feels natural, and single-file components keep the codebase clean. Alternatives considered: React, Angular, Svelte. Tip: If you want a smooth learning curve, start with the Vue docs + a small side project.