How We Migrated Our Frontend While Scaling at Luciq
Blog post from Luciq
Luciq's transition from AngularJS to VueJS highlights the evolving landscape of web development and the strategic decisions companies must make to stay current with technology. Originally, AngularJS was chosen for its reliability and Google's backing, but the cessation of its support in 2021 necessitated a change. After evaluating Angular, React, and Vue based on setup time, compatibility, and developer preferences, Vue was selected for its simplicity and modern features. The migration process is being tackled incrementally, allowing Luciq to continue developing new features without disrupting existing operations. This gradual approach, supported by the NgVue library, enables the integration of Vue components into the current system, balancing the need for modernization with the demands of a fast-paced growth environment.
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