Driver 01
Ecosystem alignment
One TypeScript and React mental model across the web app and React Native mobile apps.
Migration playbook: Vue.js → React and Next.js
Consolidate your frontend on React and Next.js to share one component model with React Native and render on the server with React Server Components.
Migration drivers
Driver 01
One TypeScript and React mental model across the web app and React Native mobile apps.
Driver 02
Rendering on the server with React Server Components and streaming HTML to the browser.
Driver 03
Access to headless, accessible primitives such as Radix UI and React Aria.
Execution sequence
Each phase ends with a check you can verify — data parity, error rates, latency — and the rollback path is agreed before any traffic moves.
Mapping Vuex or Pinia stores to TanStack Query for server state and Zustand for client state.
Routing new feature paths to Next.js while legacy paths are still served by Vue.
Converting Vue composables and templates into idiomatic React hooks and JSX.
Decommissioning the Vue build pipeline and running a single Next.js App Router app.
Risk prevention
Risk 01
Bringing Vue's reactive mutation habits into React, which causes missed re-renders.
Risk 02
Forgetting to remove event listeners and intervals when React components unmount.
Risk 03
Shipping two copies of shared libraries while both frameworks are live.
Before and after
We take a baseline before any change and report the same numbers after cutover, from your own tools. They are the evidence of whether the migration worked — not figures promised in advance.
Questions
With Vue 3 Composition API experience, the mental model is close. We pair with your team on hooks and Server Component boundaries while the first routes move.
Yes. The API contracts stay the same; only the UI rendering and state management layers change.
Tell us about your data volume, traffic and timeline. An engineer will reply within one business day to set up a call about the migration plan and its rollback path.