Vue.js is a cool way to make websites more interesting. One thing it does is use slots. Think of slots like placeholders where you can put stuff in a website part. What Are Slots? Vue.js slots are like special spots in a website component. They let you place various things into those spots from another […]
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Unlocking the Power of Vue Router: A Complete Walkthrough
Understanding Vue.js Router Vue.js routing acts as a guide for your web application, instructing it on which page or component to showcase as the URL shifts. This functionality enables the creation of interactive, multi-page experiences within the framework of a single-page application. This blog, we’ll explore the essential elements of Vue.js routing, encompassing route creation, […]
A Comprehensive Guide to Watchers in Vue.js
Vue.js Watchers In Vue.js, when your data changes, the webpage updates automatically. But sometimes, you might want to do extra things when certain data changes. That’s where watchers step in. Watchers are like special helpers in Vue.js. They keep an eye on specific pieces of information (like a number or a word) and jump into […]
Mastering Vue.js Template Refs: A Comprehensive Guide
What’s this ref in Vue.js? The ref attribute is like giving a name to an HTML element or a part of your Vue template. This name lets you directly interact with and tweak these elements or components using JavaScript. A Practical Example Let’s make things crystal clear by diving into a simple example. Imagine you […]
Empowering Flexible and Maintainable Applications using Vue Composition API.
The Vue Composition API offers an efficient and adaptable method for creating components, improving Vue js development. You can improve reuse, better organize code, and easily manage complicated applications by utilizing the Composition API. Let’s explore the components’ perspective and how API supports Vue 3 development. The concept of Vue Composition API, the distinction between […]
Vue 3 with Sitecore MVC
Intro Vue is rapidly becoming one of the most popular JavaScript frameworks for building user interfaces. Vue 3 can be used as the UI for a Sitecore MVC website (i.e., not headless). Still, a few configuration gotchas need to be addressed, and a general strategy for working with your markup needs to be implemented. There […]