Vue.js

Foundations at the Boolean bootcamp

My first contact with Vue.js dates back to early 2022, during the intensive full-stack bootcamp at Boolean. In that educational context, I learned the fundamentals of the framework, studying its component architecture, reactivity system, and integration with other technologies in the modern web stack. The course, lasting six months with over 700 hours of training, provided me with solid foundations not only in Vue.js but across the entire full-stack web development ecosystem.

A framework I appreciate

Vue.js stood out from the start for its accessible learning curve and the clarity of its documentation. Compared to other frontend frameworks, I found in Vue an ideal balance between power and simplicity, making it particularly suitable for both small projects and more structured applications. Its progressive philosophy, which allows for gradual adoption starting from basic features up to more complex architectures, aligns well with my pragmatic approach to development.

Application in personal projects

After the bootcamp, I continued using Vue.js for my side projects and personal endeavors. When I need a reactive and modern frontend interface for my applications, Vue represents a natural choice in my toolkit. The familiarity acquired over the years allows me to be productive quickly, focusing on application logic rather than framework peculiarities. These personal projects have given me the opportunity to explore more advanced aspects of the Vue ecosystem, keeping the skills learned during training alive and updated.

Complement to my backend profile

While being a backend-focused developer, I consider Vue.js knowledge a valuable complement to my professional profile. The ability to work on the frontend when necessary makes me more versatile and autonomous in delivering complete projects. In professional contexts, I have contributed to developing interfaces in React, but Vue remains the frontend framework I'm most comfortable with for projects I manage independently.

A tool always at hand

Vue.js is a stable part of my technical toolkit. It's not the center of my daily activity, but it's a tool I can rely on when project requirements call for a modern and reactive frontend. The active community and continuous framework development ensure that acquired skills remain relevant over time.