The article introduces Vue Hooks, an experimental feature in Vue.js, designed to enhance the functionality of mixins by allowing state and logic to be passed between different Hooks, thereby offering a more flexible and cleaner way of defining and sharing logic in Vue applications. Vue Hooks borrow the use-prefix syntax from React Hooks, facilitating the integration of lifecycle management and state initialization within functional components, which could potentially replace mixins in the future. The article provides a demonstration of both mixins and Hooks, highlighting the limitations of mixins in terms of state sharing and how Hooks address these limitations by enabling more seamless logic reuse and state management. It also discusses the experimental nature of Vue Hooks, advising caution against their use in production environments, and suggests tools like LogRocket for debugging and monitoring Vue applications to improve user experience and error tracking.