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A new Vue on things

Nov 17 2019
A new Vue on things

Vue.js, commonly referred to as Vue, is an open-source JavaScript framework used for building user interfaces and single-page applications (SPAs). Vue is designed to be approachable, flexible, and highly customizable, making it a popular choice among developers for creating dynamic and interactive web applications.

Key features and concepts of Vue.js include:

1. Component-Based Architecture: Similar to React, Vue.js encourages building applications using reusable components. Components encapsulate both the UI and behavior, making it easier to manage and maintain complex user interfaces.

2. Reactivity: Vue introduces a reactivity system that automatically updates the DOM whenever the underlying data changes. This system allows developers to declare data dependencies and efficiently manage UI updates.

3. Vue Directives: Vue provides special directives that allow you to bind data to the DOM, manipulate the DOM, and apply conditional rendering. For example, the `v-bind` directive is used to bind data to HTML attributes, and the `v-if` directive is used for conditional rendering.

4. Templates: Vue supports an HTML-based template syntax that allows you to declare the structure of your UI components in a declarative manner. These templates are then compiled into render functions for efficient rendering.

5. Vue Router: Vue Router is an official routing library for Vue.js. It provides tools for creating single-page applications with client-side routing, allowing you to define different views and navigate between them without full page reloads.

6. Vuex: Vuex is Vue's official state management library. It helps manage centralized state across your application and provides a way to share data between components.

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Element UI Events

Aug 10 2023

I have been learning the Vue framework and I discovered that Element UI is the go to CSS framework for working with Vue. 

Element UI is a popular open-source UI framework for building responsive and customizable web applications. It is designed to work with Vue.js, a progressive JavaScript framework, and provides a set of high-quality components and features to streamline the development of modern user interfaces.

Key features of Element UI include:

Rich Component Library: Element UI offers a wide range of UI components, including buttons, forms, dialogs, tables, menus, popovers, and more. These components are designed with a consistent and visually appealing style.

Responsive Design: The components in Element UI are responsive by default, ensuring that your application looks and works well across various devices and screen sizes.

Customization: Element UI provides theming and customization options, allowing you to adjust the appearance of components to match your application's design and branding.

Internationalization (i18n): The framework supports internationalization, making it easier to build applications that can be localized for different languages and regions.

Accessibility: Element UI places an emphasis on accessibility, ensuring that your application is usable by people with disabilities and complies with accessibility standards.

Grid System: Element UI includes a flexible grid system that helps you create responsive layouts and organize content.

Form Validation: The framework provides built-in form validation capabilities, helping you validate user input and provide meaningful feedback.

Icons and Typography: Element UI includes a set of icons and typography styles to enhance the visual design of your application.

Notification and Message: You can easily display notifications, messages, and alerts to users using the provided components.

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Vue Notes

Aug 09 2023

I was studying the Vue framework today and I put together this little sample app to demonstrate the basics of Vue components and Pinia state management.  Pinia is kinda like Redux for Vue. 

Pinia is a state management system for Vue.js applications. It provides a modern and ergonomic way to manage application state in Vue applications, and it is designed to work seamlessly with the Vue ecosystem. Pinia takes inspiration from concepts in modern state management libraries while focusing on simplicity, performance, and ease of use.

Key features and concepts of Pinia include:

Stores: Pinia introduces the concept of "stores," which are modules that encapsulate a specific piece of application state and its related actions (mutations and actions). Each store represents a distinct area of your application's data and logic.

Reactivity: Pinia leverages Vue's reactivity system, ensuring that changes to store state are automatically reflected in the UI components that depend on that state. This allows you to build reactive and responsive user interfaces.

Composition API: Pinia encourages the use of Vue's Composition API, which provides a more flexible and expressive way to structure component logic. This allows you to create stores using the Composition API's setup function.

Typescript Support: Pinia is designed with TypeScript support in mind. It provides strong typing for stores and their methods, helping you catch type-related errors during development.

Separation of Concerns: Pinia encourages a clear separation of concerns by grouping related state and logic within individual stores. This promotes a modular and maintainable codebase.

Devtools Integration: Pinia integrates with Vue Devtools, making it easier to inspect and debug your store's state and actions.

Plugin System: Pinia supports plugins that can extend its functionality, allowing you to add features or integrations to your stores.

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