Adding animations to your web application makes your application extra cool but can be complicated to achieve. In this article discover some Vue.js in-built components you can leverage to introduce animations in your Vue.js application.
Feature Flags are conditional statements like an if/else block of code that provides the ability to switch certain functionalities or features on/off in an application. This article explores how to confidently test and integrate new features in your applications without deploying new code using Feature Flags.
As a developer, you are likely always on the lookout for tools and resources that can help streamline your coding experience and make your life easier. To help you take your coding experience to the next level, Vue School has recently published an article highlighting 6 of the best VS Code extensions that are specifically tailored for Vue.js developers.
This article is a start for a series on how to set up Supabase Auth in a Nuxt 3 application. In this article we will cover setting up Supabase in our Nuxt 3 application.
Tooltip is an informative and short message which appears only when there is user interaction with an element on the UI of an application usually to provide hints. This article will explore creating a tooltip for a specific element in Vue as a wrapper component with a slot.
This article seeks to provide much clarity on Computed Properties, exploring the various scenarios and guides to using computed functions in our Vue.js applications.
Server-side rendering (SSR) is a technique for rendering a client-side JavaScript application on the server and then sending the fully rendered page to the client. We will take a look at some useful techniques to improve performance with server-side rendering.
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