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Vue.js by Evan You

Progressive JavaScript framework for building user interfaces, first released in 2014.

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About Vue.js

Progressive JavaScript framework for building user interfaces, first released in 2014. Vue.js is a open source makers product built by indie maker Evan You, launched in 2014.

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Active
Launched
2014
Website
vuejs.org

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Frontend build tool and dev server with fast hot module replacement, used across many frameworks.

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VoidZero

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Company building a unified JavaScript toolchain (Vite, Vitest, Rolldown, Oxc); acquired by Cloudflare in 2026.

Vue.js FAQ

What is Vue.js?

Vue.js is a open source makers product: Progressive JavaScript framework for building user interfaces, first released in 2014.

Who made Vue.js?

Vue.js was made by Evan You, Creator of Vue.js and Vite; founder of VoidZero, acquired by Cloudflare in 2026. It launched in 2014. Evan You has also built Vite, VoidZero.

Is Vue.js still active?

Yes. As far as IndieMakerList knows, Vue.js is still active and run by Evan You at vuejs.org.

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