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What is Vuex? Managing state in an application full of components can be difficult. Facebook discovered this the hard way and created the Flux pattern, which is what Vuex is based upon. Vuex is an official plugin for Vue.js which offers a centralized data store for use within your application. Vuex features a unidirectional data […]
What is Prototyping? A prototype is an example that serves as a basis for future product like an application etc. Prototyping gives developers an opportunity to research new alternatives and test the existing design / functionality to confirm a product’s all over functionality prior to production. A prototype has many benefits, such as the developer […]
What are Web Components? Just like HTML elements like divs, spans, tables etc. Web components are custom HTML elements that can be used and reused in web apps and web pages. Component-based architecture is the main architecture for front end development today. Developers can build custom elements that can be embedded into web pages. The […]
Vue-storefront is a headless and backend agnostic e-commerce PWA (Progressive Web App). The best part in this is Offline mode, as it managed to do this by making extensive use of the browser cache.
Overview Vuejs composition API is a uniquely designed progressive library that is built on top of JavaScript. This powerful library makes coding easier as it is specially configured to make codes shorter, organised, more readable, approachable etc. For people who have used this powerful tool, you’ll agree that it works pretty well especially looking at […]
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Environment Variables and Modes In the previous blog post we saw how to install a project using vue-cli@3 and some essential features. In this feature will see some optional but useful features with vue cli. Environment variables are quite essential to every project. We should put variables like api base url, access keys, secret keys, […]
In one of our projects we had to explore porting a vue web app to mobile ios/android app. The project budget was small and needed an option to export existing vue to app to mobile without too much overhead. The client wanted to explore the mobile option briefly first before going for a full blown […]
Code splitting is quite an interesting concept and can be used with vue router easily. PS: This an advanced topic, so its important to have a good understanding of vue-router before reading this. Let’s first understand what is the use of code splitting. If we have large project with lot of components and we build […]
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