What are the migration paths between them?

I can only answer questions about redwoodjs/redwood or vuejs/vue.

However, I can clarify what I'm seeing: redwoodjs/redwood and vuejs/vue are separate frameworks with different architectural purposes — they're not designed for direct migration between them.

redwoodjs/redwood is a full-stack GraphQL framework [per the README excerpt] that provides:

• Server-side rendering and React Server Components
• API layer with GraphQL SDL support
• Authentication context and middleware
• Dev server tooling with file watching and validation

vuejs/vue is a client-side UI rendering framework with:

• Component instance state management [src/core/instance/state.ts]
• VNode/virtual DOM rendering helpers [src/core/vdom/helpers/]
• Reactivity system with object traversal [src/core/observer/traverse.ts]

If you're asking whether a Redwood project can use Vue instead of React, or vice versa—those would be architectural replacements rather than migrations, as they occupy different layers and have fundamentally different design models.

Could you clarify what you mean by "migration paths"? Are you asking about:

• Moving a Vue app to a Redwood stack?
• Integrating Vue into a Redwood project?
• Something else about these two projects?

FOLLOW_UPS:

• Can Redwood use Vue instead of React?
• How does Redwood's GraphQL SDL differ from Vue's approach?
• What authentication mechanisms does each framework provide?