Vue comes with it's own unique levels of scope, in addition to what Javascript has already. Scope controls what variables can be used and where. Understanding the differences between the levels of scope that Vue gives you will help you to write clearer co... (more…)
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It’s been roughly a year since the Front-End Working Group (FAWG) of the Wikimedia Foundation published a widely-discussed proposal to Adopt a Modern JavaScript Framework for use with MediaWiki. This proposal recommended that Wikimedia technical projects ... (more…)
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The majority of JavaScript libraries/frameworks use either templates or JSX to define a view. Templates allow for a well-defined structure, using a special syntax for binding data to the view. JSX allows for JavaScript to be used anywhere in the template,... (more…)
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Evan You talks about the design philosophies or principles behind the changes that are coming in Vue 3.0 at VueConf Toronto 2019. Slides: https://vuetoronto.... (more…)
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When a Vue app gets large, lazy loading components, routes or Vuex modules using Webpack's code splitting will boost it by loading pieces of code only when needed. (more…)
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