This bingo card has a free space and 25 words: No strict type-checking with TypeScript., Missing `defineProps` and `defineEmits` in Composition API., Overusing `any` type instead of specific types or interfaces., Not defining types for component props., Direct DOM manipulation in Vue methods., Excessive logic in Vue templates., Inline styles instead of scoped CSS., No separation of concerns (e.g., mixing logic and view)., Not using `v-model` for two-way binding where appropriate., No global state management (e.g., Vuex or Pinia) for shared data., Using `this` instead of `ref()` or `reactive()` in Composition API., Hardcoded strings instead of localization (i18n)., Mutating props directly in child components., Improper use of lifecycle hooks (e.g., heavy logic in `mounted`)., Leaving debugging code (e.g., `console.log`) in production., Not using `key` attribute in v-for loops., Global imports instead of lazy-loading components., Hardcoded API URLs or configurations., Missing or poorly written unit tests., Circular dependencies in component imports., Overloading a single component with multiple responsibilities., No error boundary handling for child components., Missing default values for optional props., No linting tools configured (e.g., ESLint + TypeScript rules). and Duplicated or unused TypeScript interfaces..
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