Issue #114 - Quick Intro to Vuex ORM, Understanding Mixins in Vue JS, Custom Build Modes with Vue CLI 3, and more

Quick Intro to Vuex ORM

If you're looking to make a scalable Vue or Nuxt app, you might consider using Vuex ORM. I've recently used it in a project, and in this article, I'll share with you how it works and why I think you'll like it too.

Sharing Reusable Vue.js Components with Lerna, Storybook, and NPM

Component-Driven Development (CDD) will result in quality code with fewer bugs. Maintaining, sharing and reusing components can be tricky without the proper tools, though. This article tackles it with Lerna, Storybook, and NPM.

Experiment with p5.js and Vue

The p5.js library is useful for highly detailed visual expression. This article examines how to display code written by p5.js with the Vue framework.

Understanding Mixins in Vue JS

Check out this useful introduction to mixins in Vue which covers why they are important and how to use them in your workflow.

Join the World’s Most Energizing Community for Developers

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Generic Vue Template Interpolation Language Features

Vetur 0.19.0 makes it possible to use TypeScript and Vue together and get more benefit from both these tools. Vetur author Pine Wu explains recent changes and the direction of the Vetur project.

Custom Build Modes with Vue CLI 3

Vue CLI is an excellent tool for setting up your Vue application without fuss. However, sometimes you want to be able to fine-tune the configuration. In this post, you'll see how to add and configure a custom build mode other than the default production, development, and test modes.

Sharing Component Logic Between Vue Apps

Say you have two separate Vue apps, but they need to have some shared logic. This article explains a way to configure Vue CLI 3 to provide separate builds for separate projects in the same project folder including shared logic.

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