Since its first release in 2016, Vetur has become an indispensable tool for millions of Vue developers. Although Vetur started as a simple syntax highlighting extension for Vue Single File Components in VS Code, today Vetur powers the Vue editing experience for Vue developers on any editor of their choice. Some of Vetur's latest features, such as template interpolation support, Vue Terminal Interface and Component Data bring the Vue editing experience to the next level. In this talk, Pine Wu explains Vetur's latest features and how they can improve your Vue editing experience. For both beginners dabbling in Vue and seasoned developers scaling up a large Vue codebase, Vetur has something to offer. Additionally, he'll talk about how Vetur continues to evolve its functionality to work with the latest version of Vue, TypeScript, and VS Code. Finally, he'll touch upon how he balance between ergonomics, expressiveness and type safety to make Vetur users productive, and how he positions Vetur in the ever-evolving web landscape.