<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>By 2025, the Vue ecosystem is strong with the Composition API and TypeScript integration being widespread.</li><li>Migrations from older Vue versions require careful, phased planning.</li><li>The arrival of Nuxt 4 promises improved SSR/SSG performance and expanded edge deployment options.</li><li>Teams are advised to start with test branches when integrating Nuxt 4 and consider continued support for Nuxt 3 during the transition.</li><li>Build tools like Vite 6 offer faster development and flexible plugin architectures.</li><li>Complex monorepos and multi-framework scenarios require meticulous configuration.</li><li>Experimental technologies like Vue's Vapor Mode, Bun, AI integrations, and developer assistants offer exciting prospects but need cautious adoption.</li><li>New tools should be tested in isolated branches with thorough benchmarking and code reviews.</li><li>The focus should be on migrating active projects to established practices while gradually experimenting with new tools to assess benefits and risks.</li><li>This balanced approach ensures stability and keeps teams up-to-date in frontend development.</li></ul>

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