Hi Emily, I lean towards keeping it simple. My suggestion would be to keep your vuejs client directory out of the phoenix build system. You gain the integrated development and build environment that’s so well supported by vuejs. Create apis in phoenix that your vuejs application can call and update your view using vue. When you’re ready to deploy to production, generate the production build and serve it statically with a proxy of your api calls to your elixir/phoenix api endpoints. The vue production build is in the dist directory but you can configure it to place it anywhere, even directly into your phoenix directory structure if you prefer.
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