One of the reasons I have ended up choosing Vue over React as my preferred front end framework is exactly that it can integrate at these different levels. If yo

One of the reasons I have ended up choosing Vue over React as my preferred front end framework is exactly that it can integrate at these different levels. If you want to write a full on SPA it will do that. But if you want to have a 99% traditional server rendered app, and you just want to sprinkle a component here or there, it does that in an extremely light weight manner. But the most likely scenario? You have both: new apps being developed as SPAs and some older ones being maintained and the nice thing is it is very non-intrusive share Vue components between them by dropping a script tag into the legacy page. So it's both legacy compatible, current-tech compatible, and my prediction is, better positioned for forward compatibilty with whatever comes next for the same reasons.