Why We Switched from Vue 3.4 to Remix 2.8 for State Management Our team had been building a large-scale e-commerce dashboard with Vue 3.4 for 18 months. We relied on Pinia for state management, paired with Axios for API calls and Vue's built-in reactivity for component-level state. For most of that time, the stack worked well—until our app grew to 50+ routes and 20+ Pinia stores. Suddenly, state management became our biggest pain point. Our Struggles with Vue 3.4 State Management While Vue 3.4's reactivity system is powerful, we hit several roadblocks as our app scaled: Hydration mismatches: When fetching data client-side for dynamic routes, we constantly fought mismatches between server-rendered and client-rendered state, leading to flickering UI and broken layouts. Bloated Pinia stores: Our largest Pinia store grew to 800+ lines of code, mixing API logic, state transformations, and UI state. Debugging required tracing actions across multiple files.…