
Boilerplate Vue project for creating apps using modules on the HubSpot CMS
The CMS Vue Boilerplate is a well-structured framework designed for developers looking to create applications on the HubSpot CMS using Vue.js. Although the project is currently in a beta state and is not actively maintained, it provides a solid foundation for building modern web applications with the ease of Vue's Single File Components. As HubSpot continues to evolve, this boilerplate offers an essential tool for those delving into the HubSpot ecosystem while leveraging the versatility of Vue 2.
This boilerplate simplifies the setup process and streamlines development workflows, making it an excellent resource for both beginners and seasoned developers. Its focus on module-based architecture enables developers to create reusable components, thus enhancing productivity and maintainability.
hubspot.config.yml file, making it customizable based on individual requirements and directory structures.
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