Vue + Vite
Select the dedicated Vue frontend type.
Import your Vue project, use the Vite build path and publish the production frontend through the same dashboard as your other projects.
The supported Vue frontend type is built around the Vite toolchain and static production output.
Select the dedicated Vue frontend type.
The platform builds the source before serving it.
Use build logs to spot missing dependencies or build errors.
Open and share the deployed application after a successful build.
Keep the process beginner-friendly: choose the correct stack, add the source, then use the build logs to follow the deployment.
Create a Web App and select Vue + Vite.
Use ZIP upload or GitHub import.
RamNaym Cloud builds the source and publishes the verified output.
These checks reduce common deployment mistakes and match the runtime behavior used by RamNaym Cloud.
Each landing page focuses on a real stack supported by the platform, so you can read the relevant deployment information without unrelated setup steps.
These are the questions developers usually ask when moving this type of project from local development to hosting.
Select Vue + Vite, upload or import the source, and deploy.
Vue + Vite projects can start on the available free project path.
The supported Vite path uses Node during the build and serves the production output as static files.
No. The current Vite runtime does not treat Nuxt as a supported Vue + Vite project.
Use ZIP or GitHub, choose the matching runtime and follow the build from one dashboard.