Newsletter Issue #301

Introducing Vue DevTools (Vite Plugin)

The vite-plugin-vue-devtools Plugin is now available, and it makes it easy to use Vue Devtools with Vite. The plugin provides a number of features, including Code navigation, Component tree view, Performance profiling, Console debugging and more. This article provides an introduction to the plugin highlighting its features and benefits.

How Render Functions Can Improve Your Vue.js Applications Efficiency

By using a virtual DOM, Vue can update and render the user interface more efficiently than if you were to manipulate the real DOM directly. This article provides insight to how you can increase efficiency in your Vue.js application with Render Functions.

Compressing Images With Vite and Vsharp

Images are usually the biggest cause of slow webpages. This article tackles how we can improve our page speeds in Nuxt by compressing images.

Vuejs Forge 3 in Review

This article gives a review of some of the major events and experiences from the recently ended Vue.js Forge Episode 3 where developers from all over the world got to work with ChatGPTand Vue.js.

Nuxt 3.5 is out

Nuxt 3.5.0 is out, bringing Vue 3.3, new defaults, interactive server components, typed pages, environment config - and much more. This article provides details on all the major updates and changes in the new release.

Creating a Game with Vue.js

This article is a series on how to create a combat style browser game with vue.js. Learn Vue.js related ecosystem technologies like Vuex.

Vue 2 to Vue 3: A migration story

Vue 3 was released in September 2020 and it brings a lot of new features, optimizations, and improvements over Vue 2. If you’re considering migrating your project from Vue 2 to Vue 3, there are several things you should know before you begin. This article covers the major changes between Vue 2 and Vue 3, the benefits of upgrading, and the steps to migrate your existing project to Vue 3.

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