New in Vue - November 2025

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Attention! More news and events from the ever-evolving world of Vue, Nuxt, Vite, and their awesome open-source ecosystems are there.

I would like to start 5th issue of my Vue newsletter with something I haven't done yet - sharing a video:

As you can see, it is a flashback from the ViteConf I was talking about last month. The reason why am I featuring this is interesting topic of not-so-distant future of our ecosystem together with the awesome stage presence of the speaker. I remember my very first impression was "Oh wow, the guy sounds quite nervous". But then Jim Dummet delivered one of the most memorable IT talk I can think about. The fact it was his only second live talk ever makes it even more awesome. Give it a try if you have a spare 30 minutes.

Speaking about ViteConf, two more interesting news I forgot to point out in October were released there. The Vite DevTools project was announced by Anthony Fu, which will bring the developer experience one more step (or even a leap) forward. Despite it seems nowhere near close to stable release yet, it is something worth paying attention to. And I am looking forward to the result. Second update came from Nitro - an alpha version of its v3 major upgrade was released during the conference by its maintainer Pooya Parsa. Also not finished yet, but another gamechanger in the ecosystem that is knocking at the door.

To get a comprehensive overview of what happened in Amsterdam (and should NOT stay in Amsterdam) was written by Alex Lichter, so if you want more detail plus direct links to respective talks, give it a go.

Overall November was quieter in terms of hot ecosystem news. Or they went past me if there were any. The one that hit me and I find it worth mentioning was the alpha release of Nuxt Hints module. It is promised to provide "real-time feedback on your application's performance, accessibility, and security right in your browser". I believe it will become very helpful to make our Nuxt apps better. It is out for two weeks now, and I am looking forward to set it up and give it a try. Sadly, there wasn't time for that yet.

Tiny promo (getting no commission for this, I just like it) - if you need an easy way of integrating Share with <<insert_socal_network>> buttons to your website, Nuxt Social Share is there for help. It is incredibly easy with zero knowledge of the APIs required - you just add a component, pick the target via a string prop and get the sharing functionality. I set it up within minutes for my blog. The "hardest" part is to adjust the default styling, but it uses Tailwind CSS, so it is actually not that hard at all. I really recommend this 👍

Did you ever feel overwhelmed by different approaches to managing stateful data in Vue applications? Michael Hoffmann wrote a useful guide for how to pick between Composables, Provide/Inject, and Pinia which might help you navigate through it. He also runs Weekly Vue News email newsletter, so consider subscribing for even more "New In Vue" stuff from him.

I'll be back in late December. Thank you for reading this and if you have any questions or feedback, feel free to use the comments bellow.

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New in Vue - November 2025

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