Newsletter Issue #242

Building a Vue 3 Component Library

Component libraries are a great way to collect common UI solutions into a package that you can reuse across your own projects or share with the Vue open-source community. In this guide, you’ll learn the key steps to creating a Vue 3 component library.

A Practical Guide to Harlem

Harlem is an alternative to Vuex and claims to be an "unopinionated, lightweight, and extensible" state management library for Vue 3.

How to Build a Vue-Based Micro-Frontends Infrastructure

Learn how a Vue 3 micro-frontends infrastructure can offer you superior performance as well as improve your development cycle.

Building a PWA with Vue.js

Discover what a PWA is, how to build one with Vue.js, and some tips, tricks, and best practices you can use along the way.

Static Blog + CourseKit = Amazing Online Course Site

Is your new year resolution to create an online course? CourseKit is the easiest way to create a full-featured course using your favorite frontend tools - no server required!

How to Make a Nuxt.js Application SEO Friendly

Learn how to configure Nuxt to ensure your web app maximizes SEO potential.

Introduction to Nuxt 3 Modules

An introduction to creating custom modules with the new Nuxt 3 framework.

Vuex Sync - Part 1

Learn how this developer made a syncing framework that will sync Vuex with a backend.

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Anthony Gore, curator

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