solid-vue-development

To review Vue 3 architecture, check for state vs. behavior separation, verify components do not own complex domain logic, ensure reactive chains avoid process orchestration, and validate naming conventions and scope discipline are maintained.

The manager pattern in Vue 3 component design promotes encapsulating domain state and behavior within dedicated manager classes. This keeps complex logic out of components, ensuring they only call functions and maintain strict component boundaries.

Using computed and watch without process orchestration in Vue 3 requires guiding reactive chains correctly. You must ensure these features track reactive state changes rather than orchestrating complex multi-step processes or side effects.

You should refactor Vue 3 auth logic into a dedicated manager class when component boundaries are violated. Moving this logic into a manager encapsulates the domain state and behavior, preventing complex logic from escaping its intended layer.

Vue 3 architecture review requires establishing clear and explicit naming conventions for functions, state, types, and CSS variables. This enforces scope discipline and prevents premature abstraction or unnecessary additions within the application.