With Vue 3 gaining traction and becoming the new default, many things are changing, and the ecosystem is still shaping. Until recently, the choice for state management was clearly Vuex. But with the new composition API architecture, reactivity mechanism, and
Vue 3 – The Progressive Javascript Framework’s progress over the years is nothing short of impressive. If you’re someone migrating your apps to Vue 3 (or) experimenting Vue 3 for your next project this draft should help you kickstart with
Performance optimization of frontend applications plays an important role in the application architecture. A higher-performing application will ensure an increase in user retention, improved user experience, and higher conversion rates. According to Google, 53% of mobile phone users leave the
Vue 3 isn’t officially released yet, but the Vue team has released the Alpha version to use some of the features that will be shipped with Vue 3. Setup We’ll use the WebPack-based setup. To do this, clone this repository:
Vue.nextTick allows you to do something after you have changed the data and VueJS has updated the DOM based on your data change, but before the browser has rendered those changed on the page. Vue.nextTick([callback, context]) immediately , DOM update
Before we get started, let’s first understand what we are building. The goal is to create a Vue.js component to display an image, but it should only download that image when it is in the viewport. In other words,
Vue 3.0 – based on the reports, it looks faster, smaller, and easier to maintain than before and much more. We take a look at what’s ready for release, what needs more work, and how we’ll tackle the road ahead
“Vue.js is a dynamic structure for building UIs”. Vue.js at its core is centered on the view layer just of an application, so integrating with different stages or existing applications is extremely simple. You can likewise utilize Vue.js all alone
Single Page Apps, and the frameworks that support them, provide a great opportunity to add layers of interactivity and “wow-factor” to your design. In this article we will take a look at Vue.js and how to integrate the GSAP animation
Vue JS State Management Solution
With Vue 3 gaining traction and becoming the new default, many things are changing, and the ecosystem is still shaping. Until recently, the choice for state management was clearly Vuex. But with the new composition API architecture, reactivity mechanism, and
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What’s new in Vue 3
Vue 3 – The Progressive Javascript Framework’s progress over the years is nothing short of impressive. If you’re someone migrating your apps to Vue 3 (or) experimenting Vue 3 for your next project this draft should help you kickstart with
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Optimize the performance of your frontend application using Vue JS
Performance optimization of frontend applications plays an important role in the application architecture. A higher-performing application will ensure an increase in user retention, improved user experience, and higher conversion rates. According to Google, 53% of mobile phone users leave the
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Alpha release of Vue 3 – New features at glance
Vue 3 isn’t officially released yet, but the Vue team has released the Alpha version to use some of the features that will be shipped with Vue 3. Setup We’ll use the WebPack-based setup. To do this, clone this repository:
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What is Vue.nextTick?
Vue.nextTick allows you to do something after you have changed the data and VueJS has updated the DOM based on your data change, but before the browser has rendered those changed on the page. Vue.nextTick([callback, context]) immediately , DOM update
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Create a lazy-loading image component for faster Vue.js apps
Before we get started, let’s first understand what we are building. The goal is to create a Vue.js component to display an image, but it should only download that image when it is in the viewport. In other words,
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What’s coming in Vue.js 3.0?
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Vue JS and Laravel – The best performative combination for front-end and back-end
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Vue.js + GSAP = Easily add interactivity and motion to your website
Single Page Apps, and the frameworks that support them, provide a great opportunity to add layers of interactivity and “wow-factor” to your design. In this article we will take a look at Vue.js and how to integrate the GSAP animation
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