I think yes - but for billable web stuff I am on a Java / Vaadin fwk.
Used it for small internal stuff, not via JS tool chain, simply including it in HTML and going old-style from there.

Recced if to John Fabiani couple of seasons ago, who liked it immensly and went Elektron with it.

I personally like that it is still very small (although Mithril, HyperApp and Svelte are even smaller), well documented and written/architected in a way ***for me*** easy to grok.

For connecting right back into DB you need to decide on a server stack - Vue is client side.
Meteor probably the best "full stack", but early on they focused on Mongo, wanted to move to GraphQL then, but I did not look recently.

On Medium I read this year a comparison of about 7 backend stacks - look for that.

>I have been looking into Vue.js
>https://vuejs.org/
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>It is a JavaScript framework (free) for building web applications.
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>Most of the Vue tutorials and courses I've looked at concentrate on building a user interface.
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>I've seen very little about building database CRUD forms using MySQL or PostgreSQL etc.
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>Anyone used it? Coming from a VFP background, I wonder if it is a suitable tool to build something that works well with a database, eg one-to-many forms, data lookup, data grid, etc.
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>Would appreciate any comments.
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>Thanks
>Cyril