Newsletter Issue #153

How To Write a Vue.js App Completely in TypeScript

Want to build a Vue.js app in TypeScript but don't know where to start? This tutorial demonstrates how to build a complete Vue app using TS & Vue CLI.

A Closer Look at Vue Router

If you want to build a single-page app in Vue, you're going to need Vue Router. Learn some more advanced Vue Router techniques in this step-by-step tutorial.

Vue Test: Mounting Component Test Wrappers Using a Fluid API

A component mounting wrapper is an essential pattern for Vue unit testing. This article demonstrates how to make a wrapper with a fluid API for added flexibility.

Vue.js Carousels: SSR Support And Performance

For the best UX, you'll want your carousel widget to have server-side rendering. This article explores the SSR support of the five main Vue carousel packages.

Fast, Easy, JavaScript-Based Testing For Any Web App

Cypress is the new standard for front-end testing that every web developer and QA engineer needs. Debug, hot reload, and record video of your end-to-end tests—using 100% JavaScript. Get started today with our free, open-source Test Runner.

Vuex Clone for Vue 3 From Scratch

In this article, you'll learn to implement a Vuex-like store using nothing but the new Vue 3 reactivity APIs.

Replacing Vuex with XState

XState is a library for creating, interpreting, and executing finite state machines and statecharts. The author of this article has found a way of replacing Vuex and still having a global reactive state that leverages Vue's capabilities with XState.

Portal RFC

This RFC for Vue 3 introduces a component which moves its slot content to another part of the document.

Optimizing Third-Party Libraries

Third-party libraries are the main factor influencing bundle size of Vue applications. Learn how to use Webpack bundle analyzer and Bundlephobie to optimize your bundle.

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Until next week,
Anthony Gore, curator

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