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Here’s an interesting interview with Evan You touching on several topics around the financial part of creating Vue. It also talks about other issues maintainers face nowadays like burnout and or lack of funding. The last issue is something Tidelift wants to solve. The service aims at creating a stable income for open-source maintainers by connecting them with companies that use their projects.

Slides from the recent talk at Vue.js Summit conference about testing.

You can build more than just web apps with Vue, like real desktop applications. And I’m not speaking about Electron based apps. On the contrary – thanks to Vuido you can build apps that use native GUI components. Read this great article by Natalia Tepluhina to learn how to get started with it.

What are the benefits and drawbacks of using either of these solutions? Which one is a better choice for your application? Michał Sajnóg from the Vue Core team answers those questions in this article.

Sometimes form validations can be surprisingly tricky. In this tutorial, Dobromir Hristov shows how Vuelidate, combined with Vuelidate-error-extractor can make this much easier especially for those more complex cases.

For those of you who are also interested in devops – here’s a short tutorial by Diana Rodriguez on how to use Docker to simplify your Nuxt app deployment.

Here’s a series of video tutorials that will guide you through building a bookmarking site using Vue-CLI 3.0 and Firebase.

A simple tutorial on building a spinner for a login form. Although this tutorial shows how to manage loading states inside Vuex, this is not something you should be doing unless you need to access it inside different components. Local component state is usually good enough for all types of loading related properties, validation results etc.

Maisnam Raju wrote a quick tutorial on how to define dynamic environment variables for Nuxt.js based apps that can be used on different deployment platforms like Google App Engine or Digital Ocean.