Question 1

How do I add internationalization to a Vitesse Lite project?

Accepted Answer

Since i18n is dropped, you'll need to manually install and configure a library like Vue I18n. The template doesn't include it, so follow Vue I18n's documentation for integration, which adds setup overhead.

Question 2

Vitesse Lite vs Vitesse: which template should I choose?

Accepted Answer

Choose Vitesse Lite for simple, fast-start projects without advanced features. Opt for the full Vitesse if you need built-in i18n, SSG, PWA, or Markdown support, as it includes these while Vitesse Lite strips them away.

Question 3

Can I use Tailwind CSS instead of UnoCSS in Vitesse Lite?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but it requires manual configuration since UnoCSS is pre-configured. You'd need to remove UnoCSS dependencies and set up Tailwind CSS separately, adding complexity to the minimal setup.

Question 4

How to deploy a Vitesse Lite app to Vercel?

Accepted Answer

Vitesse Lite is optimized for Netlify with zero-config, but for Vercel, use the Vite build output and configure Vercel for static sites. You may need to adjust settings like build commands or environment variables.

Question 5

Is Vitesse Lite good for large-scale enterprise applications?

Accepted Answer

It can serve as a starting point, but for enterprise apps, you'll likely need to add features like state management, advanced routing, or scalability optimizations that aren't included in this minimalist template.

Question 6

What are some alternatives to Vitesse Lite for Vue 3?

Accepted Answer

Alternatives include the full Vitesse template, Vue CLI starters, or other Vite-based templates like create-vite with Vue preset, depending on whether you need more features or a different tech stack.

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