By Rasel Ahmed
Date: May 23, 2019
Software development sector is rapidly growing day by day resulting we are getting lots of developers in this area. If there are more contributors, the number of software technologies could increase because everyone wants to make the applications faster, user-friendly and more attractive. Vue JS is one of those software technologies that help the developers cope up with the new trends.
It is a JavaScript framework which is developed by Evan You. It is a progressive framework for building user interfaces.
Integrating Vue JS with a web project is very simple. You do not need the knowledge about JSX, ES6 or build systems. If you know basic HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, you can start working with it. It would be really helpful for a developer for this fast-paced development without prior knowledge.
Flexibility is another good side of this framework. You can just create an app and run it straight from the browser. You can also create a complex application as you need.
The documentation of Vue is very readable and descriptive. There are lots of code examples and these are really easy to understand.
Vue adds and removes classes on components or elements during the transition process. These are 6 different classes which can be customized for handling timing and animation properties.
Just add the Vue Library CDN (you can find it here https://vuejs.org/).
<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/vue/dist/vue.js"></script>
There are two ways to build a Vue component, we will see the simplest one here.
Create a new file named app.js and write these codes.
var app = new Vue({
el: '#app',
data: {
name: 'James'
}
})
Create the index.html file and write these codes.
<div id ="app">
Hello <input type="text" value="{{ name }}">
</div>
Add the app.js file after the CDN file in index.html.
And that’s it You have created your first Vue component-based web application.
There are lots of packages which makes life easier for Vue developers. Some of them are,
Vue has made life easier for JavaScript developers. Every framework has some pros and cons. We just need to select our framework depending on the project’s features and requirements.
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