websanova/vue-store: A simple light-weight Vue “store” alternative to vuex
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▻https://github.com/websanova/vue-store
Vue Store: a simple easy access store utility for Vue.js
#vuejs #store #javascript #json
websanova/vue-store: A simple light-weight Vue “store” alternative to vuex
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▻https://github.com/websanova/vue-store
Vue Store: a simple easy access store utility for Vue.js
#vuejs #store #javascript #json
Project Aura — GDG Chapter website template
▻https://github.com/gdg-x/aura
#firebase #vuejs #meetup #event #template #openSource #organization
#books #vue #vuejs The Best Books to learn Vue JS for beginner ▻https://booksawesome.com/the-best-books-to-learn-vue-js-for-beginner
Documentation | Buefy
▻https://buefy.org/documentation
Buefy (pronounced /ˈbyo͞oˌfī/, like beau-fy) is a user interface component library made on top of two fresh but very well known frameworks, being them Vue.js and Bulma. Buefy has two core principles: 1. keep stuff simple and 2. be lightweight.
We like to think that Buefy is the javascript layer for your Bulma interface, since it doesn’t require for it to be a sophisticated Single-Page Application. You can import it completely or single components on a ordinary webpage and use Vue.js as a replacement for jQuery
Pour mémoire :
– la doc du framework CSS Bulma (anglais) : ▻https://bulma.io/documentation
– la doc du framework Vuejs (français) : ▻https://fr.vuejs.org/v2/guide
How to Build a Member App using Facial Recognition and #serverless
▻https://hackernoon.com/how-to-build-a-member-app-using-facial-recognition-and-serverless-ed33c3
Using #aws #rekognition and serverless, we can build a scalable member management system to replace membership cards.This sample app is designed for clubs, gyms, museums (or even Costco )— any organization that has membership cards with a photo to gain access. With just a few serverless tools, we can develop a scalable, durable membership management system that uses facial recognition to keep track of members.The app allows an administrator to enroll faces in their organization, and then verify new faces against the known membership list. In traditional app development, this would be a major undertaking but in serverless it’s easier than you might think.The key takeaways in this project are that serverless lets us clearly delineate the front-end and back-end of a web-app, and by hooking (...)
Vue.js: Good, Bad, and Choice
▻https://hackernoon.com/vue-js-good-bad-and-choice-dcc1d27f82c6?source=rss----3a8144eabfe3---4
For most people building a new front end application nowadays, the choice of framework/library seems to come down to either Angular or React for the most part. Often times, people don’t give enough love to Vue.js. So, I want to share some light on Vue.js and my personal experience working with Vue.js for a production application. Together, we’ll try to answer the question: Is Vue.js the right framework for you?Note: I’m not trying to say Vue.js is better than React, Angular, or even any other front end frameworks. This is just my personal experience using Vue.js in my project.For those of you new to Vue.js or never even heard of Vue.js, Vue.js is a #javascript front end framework that was initially released in 2014 and was developed by Evan You. From that time on, Vue.js has been (...)
Using #gitlab CI/CD to auto-deploy your Vue.js application to #aws S3
▻https://hackernoon.com/using-gitlab-ci-cd-to-auto-deploy-your-vue-js-application-to-aws-s3-9aff
GitLab CI/CD — Vue.js — Amazon S3In my previous years as an engineer, I always looked at Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) with a smug face. It has never been anything but a rough experience (thank you, Jenkins ?). However, it is my firm belief that in 2019 we will be seeing an uptick in conversation about how to easily manage and deploy your apps; considering developing the app is only a single step, right?For this article, I am going to assume that you have already created a Vue.js application and are now ready to set up with GitLab’s continuous deployment.Although this article shows how to deploy a Vue.js app, it is the basic structure for using GitLab’s CI/CD to deploy anything to S3.First things first, let’s set up an AWS account and create a new S3 bucket! Any new AWS (...)
#vuejs #git #javascript
Build a Progressive Web App In #vuejs, from Zero to Hero! PART 2— The Service Worker
▻https://hackernoon.com/build-a-progressive-web-app-in-vuejs-from-zero-to-hero-part-2-the-servic
Build a Progressive Web App In VueJs, from Zero to Hero! PART II — The Service WorkerIn this #tutorial, we will implement and discuss the Service Worker, one of the core technologies that adds the astonishing offline-first experience of a native app to a regular web app.In fact, this article is the second part of a series that teaches you how to develop a so called progressive web app in VueJS!Part I — Build the Tax Calculator App in VueJS.Part II — Make the App work offline.No worries if you haven’t done Part I you can also start straight into building #pwa features. Let’s get going!Offline-first ParadigmOn the web of today the majority of websites and web apps simply fail when there is no network connection. This is so common, that users of today don’t even complain about this poor experience.For (...)
How to deploy a blog using Cosmic JS + Vuetify to #netlify
▻https://hackernoon.com/how-to-deploy-a-blog-using-cosmic-js-vuetify-to-netlify-a5d15dcf9759?sou
In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to create a minimalistic but awesome single page app blog using Vue, Vuex, Vuetify, Cosmic JS and deploy it to Netlify. Let’s get started.TL;DRDemo LinkView Code on GithubNetlify Deploy “Button”FeaturesNetlify hosting (plus CDN, Prerendering, Minification, etc..)Moderated commenting system (Un-moderated by default)Social share buttonsSEO Meta tags with Vue-MetaIntegrated content management system via Cosmic JSNeeded improvementsStatic page content connected to Cosmic JSPost categories featureGravatar comment integrationBack/Forward buttons to trigger post viewPrerequisitesYou will be required to have Node JS and npm before starting. Make sure you already have them installed. If not you can find them here: ▻https://nodejs.orgAlso in order to deploy it you (...)
A Progressive Web App in Vue #tutorial , Part 1 — The Vue App
▻https://hackernoon.com/a-progressive-web-app-in-vue-tutorial-part-1-the-vue-app-f9231b032a0b?so
The BasicsBuild a Progressive Web App In #vuejs, from Zero to Hero!The concept of Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) is a framework agnostic approach which seeks to combine discoverability and accessibility of a website with the functionality of a native app.Since couple of years I see an increasing interest technologies which bridge the gap between web- and native-apps.In 2018 PWAs have made a great step towards mainstream adoption. By now, plenty of companies like Pinterest, Uber, Twitter, Trivago, The Washington Post, Starbucks, have already created PWAs to run parallel to their native apps.The reason is obvious, plenty of these companies report very promising numbers, mostly as astonishing as the 97 percent of increase in conversions Trivago has seen.Why should we start developing PWAs now?In (...)
How to build a simple Front End for your #eos smart contract
▻https://hackernoon.com/how-to-build-a-simple-front-end-for-your-eos-smart-contract-3f9289e8146c
We are going to build a simple Front End that interacts with an EOS smart contractOur simple front end: Login PageI have always been a big fan of React from the very beginning, but lately I have been playing around with Vue and have to admit that I really fell in love with it for it’s simplicity. To keep things simple as possible for you, I have decided to use Vue to build our front end this time.NOTE: If you have not tried out Vue, their official documentation is the best place to start.Create a Vue ProjectStart by installing Vue, open up terminal and type this:npm i -g @vue/cliNow that Vue is installed we are going to use it’s CLI to create our projectvue create eos-loginWhen prompted choose “Manually select features” then, use the space bar to select Babel, Router and Vuex feature. For the (...)
Digital Agency Shares the Benefits of Building a Static Website
▻https://hackernoon.com/digital-agency-shares-the-benefits-of-building-a-static-website-9e7c03e3
Static sites are a big hit today. There are many advantages to having your website static, mainly performance and security. But will static sites stand the test of time? What is the real experience of developing and maintaining a static site? And how does it stand compared to dynamic websites built with traditional CMSs like Wordpress? I had a privilege to talk with Adam Judd, Managing Director of DiscoverIT, which is a UK based digital agency with a core focus on digital, about how they redesigned their own site using JAMstack methodology. That includes Vue.js framework, Nuxt.js static site generator and a headless CMS Kentico Cloud.Ondrej: Adam, I know you had an existing website that you decided to redesign. Can you explain your motivation?Adam: Our original site was built on a (...)
From MVC to Modern Web Frameworks
▻https://hackernoon.com/from-mvc-to-modern-web-frameworks-8067ec9dee65?source=rss----3a8144eabfe
Model-View-Controller (MVC) is one of the most widespread and influential patterns in software architecture. Rumors of MVC’s death have been greatly exaggerated- it remains a useful pattern to understand. In this post, rather than reigning in the various definitions of MVC, I will highlight how it evolved into the modern web frameworks we know and love today.InceptionIn 1978, Trygve Reenskaugh and Adele Goldberg coined the name “Model-View-Controller”. Trygve believed MVC and its variants formed a Pattern Language, a shared language for people to talk about problems and their solutions. The concept of a software Pattern Language also influenced the Gang of Four to write the Design Patterns book. If MVC were included in the Design Patterns book, we would probably find it under the (...)
Using #redux + #redux-observable with Vue.js
▻https://hackernoon.com/using-redux-redux-observable-with-vue-js-c10faca4b77b?source=rss----3a81
Photo by Filios Sazeides on UnsplashWe often claim caution when it comes to refactoring a tech stack.But there always comes a time when it needs to get done.When that happens, you want to pick the right tools:Unless you’ve got stupid amounts of VC money, you can’t afford a complete refactoring every quarter.For our own shopping cart v3.0 rewrite, we picked Vue.js and Redux.Weird mix you say? Not quite! In this post, I’ll show you how and why we strapped Vue.js on top of Redux.More specifically, I’ll cover:What are Redux & redux-observableWhy we chose Redux (over Vuex)How we leveraged redux-observableHow we plugged Vue.js to a reactive storeI’m thrilled to finally share some of our work on this newest version of Snipcart with you guys!Let’s start with a bit of context.What is that cart v3.0 (...)
Top Pros and Cons of #reactjs, Angular JS and #vuejs
▻https://hackernoon.com/top-pros-and-cons-of-reactjs-angular-js-and-vuejs-f9d7ff31878b?source=rs
Nowadays #javascript framework regularly updated versions of ReactJS, #angularjs and VueJS. It is Google trend topic for the latest 5 years. We know VueJS is not now demand but React and Angular take leads in developing market but VueJs was slightly increasing.After analysis of google trend we got Angular and React demand for the frontend #development.Also, we analyzed the number of open positions worldwide that require a specific knowledge of a certain framework.After this discussion let’s see the advantage and disadvantage of ReactJS, AngularJS and VueJS.React JS: Pros and ConsAdvantage of ReactJS:React syntax is very easy to learn. You can recall your HTML writing skill that’s it.React component always save time.ReactJS uses downward data binding and it’s direct work with components.ReactJS (...)
Building a HackerNews Clone in #vuejs
▻https://hackernoon.com/building-a-hackernews-clone-in-vuejs-f746b1eb2aa4?source=rss----3a8144ea
In this project series we are going to be building a simplistic version of HackerNews in VueJS from scratch. This will hopefully cover some of the key topics you will need to become familiar with if you wish to develop your own applications using the framework.After playing a lot with VueJS over the past few months and I’m a huge fan of the framework. Thus, I thought it would be the perfect candidate to base the first ever project series for TutorialEdge on. I hope you enjoy this and find it worthwhile!Throughout this project we will be integrating with the HackerNews API so that we can focus on the frontend JavaScript code and not have to worry about implementing the backend.Video Tutorial▻https://medium.com/media/41091d6732df3f590c3c6dfad884de9e/hrefThe goal of this project is to show (...)
#hacker-news-vuejs #hacker-news-clone #hacker-news-vuejs-clone #hacker-news
#javascript Framework Comparison with Examples (React, Vue & Hyperapp)
▻https://hackernoon.com/javascript-framework-comparison-with-examples-react-vue-hyperapp-97f064f
In my previous article, I tried to explain why I think Hyperapp is a viable alternative to #react or Vue and the reasons I found it easier to get started with it. Lots of people criticized that piece, as it was opinionated and didn’t give the other frameworks a proper chance to shine. So, in this article, I’m going to try to compare these three frameworks as objectively as possible, by providing some minimal examples to showcase their capabilities.The infamous counter exampleA counter is probably one of the most used examples in reactive programming and is dead simple to understand:You need to have a variable to keep track of the counter’s count.You need two methods to increment and decrement the count variable.You need a way to render said count variable and present it to the user.You (...)
21 Top Vue.js UI Libraries For Your App
▻https://hackernoon.com/21-top-vue-js-ui-libraries-for-your-app-4556e5a9060e?source=rss----3a814
The complete master-list based on part 1 and part 2 of the best Vue UI component libraries and frameworks lists for 2018.As the star-wars are raging, Vue.js recently passed #react in the number of GitHub stars. Although still behind React in the sheer number of downloads according to NPM, the popularity of Vue.js seems to be growing.Like React, one of Vue’s best features is the ability to compose your UI using isolated and modular components. To help build your next application faster, here are some of the best UI component libraries out there in 2018.Tip: Using Bit’s component platform you can turn any component into an API that you can use from other projects, and even install with NPM, with 0 refactoring. You can also collaborate and share collections with your team.Bit - Share and build (...)
Install a Cosmic-powered Nuxt.js App on Digital Ocean in 5 minutes
▻https://hackernoon.com/install-a-cosmic-powered-nuxt-js-app-on-digital-ocean-in-5-minutes-56722
Digital Ocean, a hosting provider beloved by developers, provides a highly intuitive interface for deploying and managing application infrastructure. In this tutorial I’m going to show you how to install and deploy a Cosmic-powered Nuxt.js app on Digital Ocean. In just a few commands, and a few minutes, you’ll be up and running with a Cosmic-powered app on a scalable Digital Ocean Droplet, ready for team collaboration.Getting StartedTo get started, let’s go over what we will be installing on our Digital Ocean Droplet. We will be installing:1. Node.js2. The Cosmic CLI3. Nuxt.js Website Boilerplate4. NginxCreating the DropletGo to ►https://www.digitalocean.com to login / signup. After logging in, create a new droplet. I recommend the Ubuntu with 2GB Memory. Then click “Create”.Set up your (...)
Vue.js or React ? Which you would chose and why?
▻https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/8o781t/vuejs_or_react_which_you_would_chose_and_why/e01qn55
“React and Vue can accomplish much the same thing, they just go about it in very different ways.”
The Fantastic 4: #typescript features I’ve come to know and love
▻https://hackernoon.com/the-fantastic-four-typescript-features-ive-come-to-know-and-love-eab5b1d
The chat interfaceThis article will showcase the usage of these four great features in the context of creating a chat app:Async/AwaitUnion typesType guardsReadonly propertiesAsync/AwaitThis feature enables you to define and call asynchronous code simply and concisely.In the context of the chat app, users need to logon to the chat room via a network call. To keep the UI responsive you need to:Make the call asynchronouslyInform the user that the logon is pendingUpdate the UI once the user is successfully logged on as below:Logon processThe code to carry this out is very straightforward:▻https://medium.com/media/435d28d1e5942e87a259640b2854449d/hrefUnion typesThis feature enables you to define a family of types using a lightweight syntax. You are able to do so without defining a class (...)
#javascript #react #html #vuejs
Build Vue.js E-Commerce on Top of Headless ButterCMS [Demo]
▻https://hackernoon.com/build-vue-js-e-commerce-on-top-of-headless-buttercms-demo-131cc9895350?s
Photo by Álvaro Serrano on Unsplash“I’m a developer, not a God d*mn point & click machine.”That’s my dev friend Nic. We’re talking e-commerce.Few pints in and he cranks up the ranting:“You know what I don’t like? Here:Coding in a closed ecosystemRigid all-in-one platforms for everyone and their dogNot choosing my tech stackIf you want that Shopify site so bad, you can do it yourself, you don’t need ME (dev).”I love Nic.And he’s right: there’s a plethora of cool frameworks/tools out there. Why not create a custom, kick*ss shopping experience with these instead?Today I want to use Vue.js to show you that’s possible. Because yeah, Vue.js e-commerce is a thing!And with the right set up in the backend — headless content management, namely — it can be a darn cool thing.Enough babbling, here’s what this Vue (...)
Front End Refactored — #components with Vue
▻https://hackernoon.com/front-end-refactored-components-with-vue-907a08a3630?source=rss----3a814
The more I learn about coding, the more inspired I get about how creative and revolutionary some of these ideas are. From the readability of Ruby, to a world of hashes in #javascript, these ideas keep renewing the way we think and evolve the tech world all the time.“No Logic/Coding in Front End”This was a common stereotype that I noticed was common among up and coming developers at Makers Academy, when consulting them over their job prospects and interests.Front End gets a bad reputation for being ‘uninteresting’ because of how people think there is very little codingIn our company we have found it very difficult to find a mid and senior level front end developer to join our team. It does me think about whether this attitude is something that contributes towards developers not wanting commit (...)
If a T-Rex eats Evan You, will Vue survive?
▻https://medium.com/@oneminutejs/if-a-t-rex-eats-evan-you-will-vue-survive-d496a4b99872
“Whenever I talk to folks about adopting Vue, they ask one question: if a T-Rex eats Evan You, will Vue survive?”
How to build a load more button with Vue.js and #graphql
▻https://hackernoon.com/how-to-build-a-load-more-button-with-vue-js-and-graphql-5e6de1b61a6b?sou
While I was working on ? Colour Hunt I had to implement pagination at some point. No one wants to load a ton of color palettes at once. However I really like the lazy load approach instead of a classic pagination.? PreparationColour Hunt is build with Nuxt.js, Graph.cool and vue-apollo. The stack is a dream for rapid development as you don’t need to fiddle around with a backend. The idea behind Colour Hunt is, that people can create and share color palettes. However you can use this techniques for all kind of graphql nodes. Most examples are using the good old Blog example and posts.So let’s take a look at our GraphQL query:Colour Hunt example queryLets say we have a simple query like this. Just query all palettes that are available and order them by a variable. And our vue component would (...)
#javascript #vuejs #front-end-development #build-a-load-more-button