This is a really good illustration of why Vue.js is such a big deal. It's very easy to pull in incrementally into an existing codebase. I'm working on a very la

This is a really good illustration of why Vue.js is such a big deal. It's very easy to pull in incrementally into an existing codebase. I'm working on a very large Rails installation right now that has an old-school front-end basically cobbled together with jQuery, and rather than throw out several years of effort just to get the "new shiny", we're adding Vue.js in as needed in parts of the app undergoing new development. Eventually we'd like to go back and start rewriting older features as well. Long story short, getting Vue.js, jQuery, and even Turbolinks to play together nicely was actually not hard, and the rapid pace of development now and the ease at which Vue.js can be used without throwing away all existing domain knowledge in the front-end is impressive. As both a Ruby and a Javascript developer, I've always had a love-hate relationship with the latter, but programming JS using Vue has made doing front-end code way more fun. :)