Mastering Vue.js: A Beginner's Guide

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Mastering Vue.js helps the reader master the Vue.js JavaScript framework for faster and more robust front-end development.

Vue is a popular JavaScript front-end framework that is rapidly expanding. It is easy to use, small (less than 24 KB), and really fast. It is simple to include in other applications and libraries. Vue.js is easy to install, and beginners may quickly learn how to use it and begin creating their interface design.

What makes Vue special is that it is different from most other JavaScript frameworks and libraries. Unlike other monolithic frameworks, Vue is built from the ground up to be incrementally adaptable. The core library focuses primarily on the View layer, and is easy to use and combine with other libraries or projects. On the other hand, when merged with contemporary stacks and libraries, Vue is perfectly capable of running powerful Single-Page Web Applications.

Working with Vue.js can be fun. Leveraging Vue and its plugins can help one easily create excellent Internet and smartphone-compatible applications. Vue is both compact and customizable, and comes with multiple capabilities for intelligent state management and navigation choices. All said and done, learning Vue is an excellent career initiative, especially since it is rapidly gaining favor among startups and established enterprises alike.

Vue is an excellent choice if you want to make a highly engaging, flexible, and data-driven app. It has an easy-to-understand layout which you can learn in minutes.

Unlike Angular or React, Vue.js does not have a lot of challenges or concepts to master. It is an excellent choice for programmers looking to learn and implement new technology for their next project.

With Mastering Vue.js, learning Vue becomes very straightforward, which will help readers undoubtedly advance their careers.

The Mastering Computer Science series is edited by Sufyan bin Uzayr, a writer and educator with over a decade of experience in the computing field.

Author(s): Sufyan bin Uzayr
Series: Mastering Computer Science
Publisher: CRC Press
Year: 2022

Language: English
Pages: 267
City: Boca Raton

Cover
Half Title
Series Page
Title Page
Copyright Page
Contents
Preface
About the Author
CHAPTER 1: Introduction to Vue.js
WHAT IS Vue.js?
ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
Advantages
Easy to Learn
Progressiveness
Community and Support
Best of Both Worlds
Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) Architecture
Lightweight
No Brainer
Be a Tool
Sense of Community
DOM-inant
Two Faced
Divide and Conquer
Tools and Libraries
Low Storage Requirements
Simplicity
Documentation
Reactivity
Components and Reusability
Component-Based Architecture (CBA)
Flexibility
Tiny Size
Virtual DOM Rendering and Performance
Reactive Two-Way Data Binding
Single-File Components and Readability
Integration Capabilities and Flexibility
Solid Tooling Ecosystem
Easy to Learn
Concise Documentation
Community Support
Disadvantages
Language Barrier
Reactivity Complexity
Lack of Support for Large-Scale Projects
Risk of over Flexibility
Limited Resources
Lack of Experienced Developers
Lack of Scalability
Lack of Plugins
Small Community
Poverty Pack
Spoilt for Options
Lack of Financial Support for Large-Scale Projects
BENEFITS OVER OTHER JS FRAMEWORKS
Small
Easy to Understand
Simple Integration
Flexibility
Two-Way Communication
Great Tooling
Best of Both Worlds
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 2: Basics of Vue.js
JSX
Prerequisites
Configure Vue to Use JSX
Using JSX in Render
Importing Vue JSX Components
How to Make JSX Work with Typescript
SETUP
Props
Context
ACCESSING COMPONENT PROPERTIES
Usage with Templates
Usage with Render Functions
Usage of This
First Component
Components in View
Single-File Component
PROPS
Prop Casing (camelCase vs. kebab-case)
Prop Types
Passing Static or Dynamic Props
Passing a Number
Passing a Boolean
Passing an Array
Passing an Object
Passing the Properties of an Object
One-Way Data Flow
Prop Validation
Type Checks
Non-Prop Attributes
Using Existing Attributes to Replace/Merge
Disabling Attribute Inheritance
STATE
Single-State Tree
Getting Vuex State into the Vue Components
The mapState Helper
Object Spread Operator
Components Can Still Have Local State
METHODS
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER 3: Vue Components
CONDITIONAL
Vue.js Conditional Rendering
What Is the Difference between v-if and v-show?
When Should You Utilize Each of Them?
v-if
Conditional Groups with the v-if on