Out of the box the vue 3 project creator doesn't work right in visual studio code. The second I added my own new component, it now can't dynamically import them in its own router. I found a solution in a three year old github issue. It worked until I restarted vs code.

This was supposed to be a quick experiment to see if I was missing anything when using a popular web framework, after doing zerobuild the last few years.

This is why it made me so mad when that lady from Google said that "the only people that don't use frameworks are hobbyists." I started on a project a couple days ago without frameworks and without any build step and in two days had a fully-working demo. but if I use the massive pile of elephant shit that is JavaScript tooling and frameworks, I will spend about that much time just setting up my environment and fighting mystery problems, the solutions for which weren't in the project setup, just in random github issues and blogs. If you are a "web professional" you have accumulated all that bullshit knowledge and it will be faster for you. Having to know volumes of stupid shit is a large part of being a "web professional" and that is why so many programmers don't want to be one. Every programming environment has stupid bullshit but web development might be the worst one of all.