This is sort of an interesting take, and I think it's addressing a different type of data than my other comment. UI state data should be stored locally, in Vuex or through some other means. However, application data (e.g. the contacts in a contact app, the documents in a note-taking app, etc.) need persistent storage that is maintained between page loads. If you refresh the page, your Vuex state is gone. It starts from scratch Everytime the Vue app is bootstrapped.
The most common way of persisting data is to use a backend that takes care of storage, which also has the benefit of allowing access to that data from multiple places. If you don't want to use a server, there are options such as localstorage, sessionstorage, IndexdDB, and more that will keep your data local. But it's important to note that these options and the server option are not for UI state, they are for long-lived data. In all of these situations, Vuex is loading this long-term data from somewhere else, even if not a server.
Vuex itself is not a database or a persistent data Storage layer, but it can be a good place to store UI state and a helpful place to cache your persistent data.
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This is sort of an interesting take, and I think it's addressing a different type of data than my other comment. UI state data should be stored locally, in Vuex or through some other means. However, application data (e.g. the contacts in a contact app, the documents in a note-taking app, etc.) need persistent storage that is maintained between page loads. If you refresh the page, your Vuex state is gone. It starts from scratch Everytime the Vue app is bootstrapped.
The most common way of persisting data is to use a backend that takes care of storage, which also has the benefit of allowing access to that data from multiple places. If you don't want to use a server, there are options such as localstorage, sessionstorage, IndexdDB, and more that will keep your data local. But it's important to note that these options and the server option are not for UI state, they are for long-lived data. In all of these situations, Vuex is loading this long-term data from somewhere else, even if not a server.
Vuex itself is not a database or a persistent data Storage layer, but it can be a good place to store UI state and a helpful place to cache your persistent data.