vue-best-practices

The best way to use Composition API in Vue 3 is through the `<script setup>` syntax, which provides a more concise and efficient way to declare components, manage reactivity, and handle props and emits. It improves code maintainability and developer experience.

To manage state reactivity in Vue 3, use `ref` for primitive values and `reactive` for objects. This Skill guides you on properly implementing these reactivity primitives alongside computed properties and watchers to ensure optimal application performance and maintainability.

Yes, you can integrate TypeScript with Vue 3 components. This Skill emphasizes using TypeScript for type safety when defining props, emits, and composables, leveraging tools like Volar and `vue-tsc` to enhance your frontend development workflow and catch errors early.

Yes, the Vue 3 best practices cover the broader ecosystem, including Vue Router, Pinia, and Vite. It explains how to configure these tools properly alongside app configuration and plugins to build scalable, modern frontend applications.

You need to use `provide/inject` for dependency injection across component trees and composables for reusable stateful logic. This Skill provides best practices for implementing these patterns, alongside slots and attrs, to maximize component flexibility and code quality.

To handle Vue 3 SSR and performance optimization, consult this Skill for best practices on server-side rendering configurations and performance tuning. It covers Single File Components (SFCs) and app configuration to ensure efficient, scalable applications.