Vue is a frontend framework for building user interfaces with components and single-file .vue files. This workspace pairs it with Vite, so you get a dev server with instant hot reload and a built-in browser preview as soon as it boots.
Run npm run dev and Vite serves your app on port 5173. Hot module replacement updates components in place as you save, so the page reflects your edits instantly.
The full cloud editor with an integrated terminal, extensions and a .vscode folder already configured for the workspace.
Clone, commit and push from the terminal, or connect a GitHub repo whenever you're ready.
Boots in about a minute, with dependencies already installed so you can start editing right away.
Vue is an open-source JavaScript framework for building user interfaces. You write your UI as single-file components that keep the template, logic and styles for a piece of the page in one .vue file. Its reactivity system keeps the screen in sync with your data automatically, and it's known for being approachable to pick up.
This workspace uses Vite as the build tool. Vite was created by the same team behind Vue, so the two fit together closely. The dev server starts almost instantly and reloads only what changed, keeping the edit-and-refresh loop quick.
It's a Vite project set up for Vue with single-file components. The entry point is src/main.js, which mounts App.vue, and there's a small starter component you can edit straight away. The Vite config sets up an @ alias pointing at the src folder.
Anything you need beyond the basics, like Vue Router, Pinia for state or a UI library, installs from the terminal as a normal npm package. There's no separate environment to configure.
Run npm run dev to start the Vite dev server on port 5173, and Studio opens your app in a built-in browser preview. As you edit files in src, hot module replacement swaps components in place without a full refresh. When you're ready to ship, npm run build produces an optimized static bundle.
Single-page apps, dashboards, marketing sites, internal tools or the front end of a larger product. Anywhere you want a component-based UI with reactive data and a build step that outputs plain static files.
Vite. It's made by the Vue team, starts the dev server almost instantly and reloads only the parts of the page that changed. The starter is already configured for Vue single-file components.
No, it ships as plain JavaScript. Vue supports TypeScript well, so if you prefer it you can add the relevant tooling and use lang="ts" in your single-file components.
Port 5173, the default Vite dev server port. Running npm run dev starts it there, and Studio opens it in the built-in browser preview automatically.
Install what you need from the terminal. Vue Router handles navigation and Pinia is the usual choice for shared state. Both are just npm packages that Vite picks up without extra config.
Run npm run build. Vite bundles your app into a static dist folder that you can deploy to any static host or CDN.
Yes. The Vue workspace runs on the free tier with no credit card required, so you can launch it and start building right away.
