The core flux library in Vue.js is Vuex, but do you really need it? We take a look at this question and answer it here.

Vue is already established as a major JavaScript framework. This is due to a multitude of reasons, ranging from its smooth developer experience to its extensive ecosystem. Vue’s core ecosystem and tooling is particularly admirable and is also what makes it eligible to be called a full-fledged framework.

Vue was built to be versatile, however, this versatility is very often misinterpreted by newcomers and certain seasoned developers, which tend to include a lot of tools because they think they may “need them later”. In reality, those tools are not always needed. Therefore, it is very important to understand how a tool can benefit us before adding it, or else it may turn into a disadvantage rather than something helpful.

We will now take a look at the core flux library in Vue.js: Vuex.

Vuex is the state management system in Vue.js. It is a centralized store that follows strict rules in order to help manage the state of all the components present in your Vue application.

Sounds extremely important. right? In reality, it’s a powerful tool that may or may not be helpful depending on the use case.

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