Vue Hello World

Why deploy Vue on Render?

Vue is a progressive JavaScript framework for building user interfaces and single-page applications. It solves the problem of creating reactive, component-based web applications by providing a simple yet powerful system for declarative rendering and state management.

This template gives you a production-ready Vue.js static site with the build configuration already set up—just connect your repo and Render handles npm run build and serves your dist folder automatically. You skip the manual setup of build commands, publish directories, and static hosting configuration. Render's global CDN serves your Vue app with automatic HTTPS, and you get instant preview environments for every pull request to test changes before merging.

What you can build

After deploying, you'll have a live Vue.js application running on a public URL that you can use as a starting point for building out your frontend. The app comes pre-configured with vue-cli defaults, so you can start adding components and routes immediately without additional setup.

Key features

• Vue CLI Scaffolding: Project bootstrapped with vue-cli providing standard Vue.js project structure and build tooling out of the box.
• Render Deployment Ready: Pre-configured for deployment on Render platform with existing documentation and live demo reference.
• Minimal Starter Template: Lightweight boilerplate without unnecessary dependencies, suitable as a clean foundation for Vue.js applications.
• Static Site Hosting: Designed for static site deployment workflow compatible with Render's static site service.

Use cases

• Frontend developer deploys a Vue.js portfolio site quickly
• Startup founder launches MVP dashboard with minimal configuration
• Student hosts class project with automatic builds on push
• Agency spins up client prototype for rapid feedback

Next steps

1. Open the Render-provided URL in your browser — You should see the default Vue.js welcome page with the Vue logo and links to the documentation
2. Test the production build by viewing page source — You should see minified JavaScript bundles and no Vue development warnings in the browser console
3. Configure a custom domain in your Render dashboard under Settings — You should see the SSL certificate automatically provisioned and your site accessible at your custom URL within a few minutes

Resources

• Vue.js official site