Great news for those that have been waiting for the next European Vue Conference. Vue.js London will be happening on September 20-21! You can grab the early bird tickets at the new website!

Here’s a neat tutorial on how to configure VuePress with Tailwind CSS that allows you to build on top of the default theme. It also includes a short guide on how to prepare it for deployment.

A nice article explaining two different strategies for handling UI updates. One is based on comparing current and new prop values inside a hook like shouldComponentUpdate and the other is what Vue uses – mutation tracking. In this example, the mutation tracking is implemented using Proxies. Btw. the next version of Vue will also include a proxy-based mutation tracking.

Speaking of Proxies – Gregg Pollack together with Evan You have published a new lesson on Vue Mastery where they build a simple reactivity engine based on proxies.

If you’re building a mobile application using NativeScript and Vue, you might want to learn how to connect Vuex with the local SQLite database.

Jay Rogers has published his free Laravel + Vue course! In it, you will be building an application called Roast, where coffee enthusiast can find their next cup of coffee based on a set factors such as location, brew method, roaster, etc.

A great list of common gotchas when working with Vue and how to work around them.

In this article, Arthur Faria shares his experiences of trying several different solutions for building a mobile application. In the end, he decided to pick Quasar – a framework on top of Vue for building hybrid applications (as well as web and electron-based apps).

The 6 key concepts you need to know to create reusable Vue components that play nicely with the rest of the Vue ecosystem.

Editable data-tables are quite common, especially in the business-to-business type of services. Here’s an article that explains how to build one using Vuetify and Hamoni Sync – a service that keeps your data synchronized between the client and the cloud.

There are several ways to implement theming in your application. The most obvious solution would be to use CSS variables, however, those are not supported in older browsers. In this article, Dalila Avdukic shows how to implement live theming by using vue-styled-components that will work across all browsers.

Lachlan Miller has recently finished his series about setting up server-side rendering with Vue from scratch. In this part, he explains how to configure webpack to produce two bundles – one for the client and one for the server as well as how to efficiently fetch data on both sides.