Evan You is interviewed about the growth of Vue and the evolution of his Patreon. Evan gives his recommendations on how to build an open source project and community around it.

Although the title is slightly misleading (there are more people working on Vue than just Evan), it’s nice to see that Vue is starting to reach more mainstream media.

If you want to give your company or meetup group a presentation on the new CLI, these slides are a great place to start.

If you are familiar with the JavaScript 30 project by Wes Bos, Dave Follett recently created a blog series where he’s going through each of the challenges using Vue instead of Vanilla JavaScript.

Gregg Pollack wrote up a quick list of the 7 upcoming Vue focused conferences going on in the next 10 months, along with the locations and ticket prices.

Arnav Gupta has been developing native Android apps for 8 years, he’s a little unhappy with React Native, and he’s very excited about Nativescript-Vue. Learn why in this article.

Kohwo Orient wrote up a killer tutorial showing how to build an Instagram clone using Vue.js 2 with the new CLI, GraphQL, and Graphcool.

If you're running Nuxt configured for server rendered deployment, you usually need to be running a Node server. Adnan Rahic wrote up an article showing how to render your Nuxt app using AWS Lamdba with the serverless framework.

The next time you need to implement a multi-step form, where you need to show people progress as they fill out each page, maybe check out vue-form-wizard. Prajacta Khopkar recently wrote up a quick tutorial showing how easy it is to import and use in your project.

If you’re interested in doing Vue server-side rendering in Asp.NET Core without Nuxt.js, Carlos Lisandra wrote up a great tutorial showing how to get this running using NodeServices, which allows your .NET app to execute JavaScript on the server inside a Node.js environment.

Robert Zehnder was looking to start a new Vue learning project, and tapping on his childhood passion of Dungeons and Dragons he decided to build a combat simulator using the 5th edition Dungeons & Dragons systems reference document.

Vue Toolbox is a service that lists the best Vue.js libraries. Those are grouped together and can be easily searched.

The Vue Toolbox was created by Tiago Alves and Filipe Pina while learning Vue and wanting to give back to the community.