moai-domain-frontend

Scalable UI patterns for React and Vue use CVA-based components, design tokens, and parallel data fetching. They standardize component composition, enforce design-system disciplines, and optimize performance across React 19, Next.js 16, and Vue 3.5.

React 19 patterns structure Server Components with concurrent features and caching for data fetching. This approach optimizes performance by executing requests on the server and managing asynchronous UI rendering.

Yes, the architecture guidance supports Next.js 16 and Vue 3.5. Next.js patterns cover App Router and Server Actions, while Vue patterns detail Composition API, TypeScript integration, and Pinia state management.

Use CVA variants and design tokens in component composition to enforce design-system disciplines. This approach standardizes UI components, ensures visual consistency, and maintains scalable variant logic across web applications.

Optimize Next.js 16 App Router performance using code-splitting, dynamic imports, and memoization tooling patterns. These techniques reduce initial bundle size and improve load times alongside Server Actions and ISR.

Manage Vue 3.5 state using Pinia for state management alongside TypeScript integration. This combination leverages the Composition API to provide typed, scalable state handling across modern web applications.