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This document discusses building a single page application (SPA) using Flask and Vue. It begins with an overview of Vue's core features like declarative rendering, reactivity, and components. It then shows how to set up a project using Vue CLI, including the project structure and use of Vue Router. The document concludes by demonstrating how to integrate the Vue SPA with a Flask backend by creating an endpoint and component to fetch and display FAQ data.
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