In my previous blog post about integrating Vue into Razor views, I showed a fun way to work with Vue.js while still leveraging the best and robust way of building a server side rendered webapp with regular Razor views.

In this blog post i'm looking into migrating that project to use Vue 3. During this I encountered some breaking changes.

I recently came across "The DevOps Handbook: How to Create World-Class Agility, Reliability, & Security in Technology Organizations" as the company I work for wanted more focus on the matter.

So I read the book and figured I wanted to do a little summary and share some personal thoughts from my perspective as a fellow backend developer with this blog post.

In this blog post we take a look at how easy it is to include Vue.js in a traditional serverside rendered ASP.NET Core web application with a simple step by step guide.

By including a clientside framework like Vue.js on top of our ASP.NET Core web application, we get an awesome way to add interactivity to our Razor views. We also get an enjoyable development experience while leveraging the strengths of both world.