Vuejs
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Vuejs Training Materials
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Introduction
- JavaScript framework for building UI (user interfaces)
 - What do we need?
- HTML, CSS, and JavaScript
 
 - Declarative, component-based programming model
- Declarative rendering
 - Reactivity
 
 - Progressive framework
 - Single-file components (SFC)
 - API Styles - options VS composition
 
Not That
Framework
Progressive Framework - "framework that can grow with you and adapt to your needs"
- framework and ecosystem
 - designed to be flexible and incrementally adoptable
 - can be used in
- enhancing static HTML without a build step
 - embedding as Web Components on any page
 - Single-Page Application (SPA)
 - Fullstack / Server-Side Rendering (SSR)
 - Jamstack / Static Site Generation (SSG)
 - targeting desktop, mobile, WebGL, and even the terminal
 
 
Overview of Vue JS
- Declarative rendering
 - Component composition
 - Hot-reloading
 - Time-travel debugging
 
Declarative rendering
Component composition
Hot-reloading
Time-travel debugging
Setting up a development environment
- Nodejs
 - IDE - VSC + official ext
 - git
 - ??
 
Creating your first application
todo
Working with Templates
Dividing the application into smaller, self-contained components
Methods and computed properties
Reactive programming
Directives and data rendering
Applying transitions
Routing
Managing state
Creating animations
Refactoring components
Server-side rendering
Supporting libraries and packages
- Routing
 - State management
 - Build tooling
 
Routing
State management
Build tooling
Testing your application
Debugging and performance
Embedding Vue.js into existing pages
Deploying your application to production Vue-CLI
Scaling your application
- Lighter-weight way (no-build-step usage)
 - TS - vue-tsc instead of just tsc
 - Testing - Vitest rather then Jest; Cypress is preferred
 - More here
 
Helpers
- Official devtools
 - Testing
 - Awesome
 
