Have you found a primary JavaScript framework or library that suits your needs? If not, you might want to explore Vue.js, which offers a progressive approach to solving front-end problems. Vue is a sensible alternative to some of the more complex JavaScript frameworks, because it allows developers to add simple data binding to their views, but also incrementally progress to a full-blown single-page application if needed. In this course, Michael Sullivan introduces the Vue framework, explains which problems it aims to solve, and shows how to add Vue to a new or existing webpage. After he covers the key concepts and basic conventions of Vue, Michael dives into its component system, which can help you create modular, reusable code, and takes a look at the Vue CLI tool.