Vue as a Backend Framework by Oscar Spencer
summary
Claims that Vue 3’s standalone reactivity can run a backend and demonstrates it: uses Vue 3 reactivity module with reactive() and effect() to wrap an in‑memory array, spins an Express server, registers effects that fire AWS Lambda calls to send tweets and to generate spreadsheets, shows add/soft‑delete/patch/purge endpoints, and the live demo sends tweets and runs jobs successfully in real time so the approach actually works rather than staying theoretical.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Unconventional Vue
- 0:14Observability in Vue 2.x
- 2:18A Simple Example
- 3:32It's a bit limited
- 4:07Vue.observable
- 4:40A Vuex-like State Store
- 8:07Reactivity in Vue 3
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