Vue FesJapan 2026
The main visual of Vue Fes Japan 2026. It features a silhouette of a V, representing Vue, and a circle, representing the Japanese flag, side by side. The colors are deep matcha-like shades derived from the two colors, and the circle features a Japanese gold marbling pattern.
OtemachiPlace Hall & Conference

Speaker

Wellness × hacomono Track
15:05 - 15:35
ubugeeei

The Vue Toolchain, Reimagined

Vue development is powered by a rich ecosystem of tools.

Vize is an open source project that aims to build a blazing-fast Vue toolchain from the ground up. As the project has grown to include compilers, linters, and other developer tools, it has revealed new challenges and opportunities that only become visible when building an entire toolchain.

In this session, I'll introduce Vize, share the lessons learned from building a Vue toolchain, and explore where Vue tooling could go next.

ubugeeei

Vite+, Vue.js, Mates Inc.

Creator of Vize and chibivue

Tokyo-based software engineer and chief engineer at Mates Inc. working on frontend architecture, developer experience, and performance.

Also active as a Vue.js Core Team member and Vite+ core contributor, with work around Vue Vapor and the broader Vue community. With Vize, a Rust-based Vue.js toolchain spanning compiler, linter, typechecker, formatter, story system, and LSP, he is exploring what the next foundation for Vue development could look like.

ubugeeei

Vite+, Vue.js, Mates Inc.

Creator of Vize and chibivue

Tokyo-based software engineer and chief engineer at Mates Inc. working on frontend architecture, developer experience, and performance.

Also active as a Vue.js Core Team member and Vite+ core contributor, with work around Vue Vapor and the broader Vue community. With Vize, a Rust-based Vue.js toolchain spanning compiler, linter, typechecker, formatter, story system, and LSP, he is exploring what the next foundation for Vue development could look like.

The Vue Toolchain, Reimagined

Vue development is powered by a rich ecosystem of tools.

Vize is an open source project that aims to build a blazing-fast Vue toolchain from the ground up. As the project has grown to include compilers, linters, and other developer tools, it has revealed new challenges and opportunities that only become visible when building an entire toolchain.

In this session, I'll introduce Vize, share the lessons learned from building a Vue toolchain, and explore where Vue tooling could go next.