A Vue component on a normal "monolithic" site. How true is this?

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Sergey750il2022-01-13 00:15:52

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Sergey750il, 2022-01-13 00:15:52

Good day. There is a regular site without separation of front and back end parts, a site on Laravel. Now the task is to make a calculator for it, I want to do it on Vue and access the server via API. How true is this approach: to connect Vue for the sake of one component? In the future, it is planned to completely separate the back and front end parts.

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Alexander, 2022-01-13
@Sergey750il

Yes, and not just "normal", but "good".
The ability to connect Vue and slowly migrate to it is one of the central features of Vue.
If you want to slowly rewrite everything in Vue, then feel free to connect.

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Aetae, 2022-01-13
@Aetae

The ability to embed anywhere is one of the features of Vue, so with t.z. Vue is absolutely fine. Another thing is that such a vinaigrette is not too beautiful.