Great news! Prettier – the popular code formatter, is now supporting Vue! This includes template features like v-for, slot-scope and others.

Speech recognition along with language understanding services opens up the way for multiple different functionalities from bots to applications being controlled by your voice. In this tutorial, Sarah Drasner pairs Vue.js, three.js and LUIS (Cognitive Services) to create a voice-controlled web visualisation.

If you want your company to add Vue to their stack, you may need to convince the decision makers to give it a try. This post will arm you with some compelling arguments that you can use to make the case for Vue.

Here’s an interesting article about managing your services layer by applying both the repository and factory patterns to create a scalable approach to handling all the API calls in your app.

A very promising start to a series about building large-scale Vue applications. The first part focuses on managing and modularising the Vuex store. Stephane Souron shares his experience on the topic along with some recommendations like ditching the use of Vuex helpers like mapActions.

Dynamic components (using component :is syntax) are one of my favourite features in Vue. They make multiple problems much easier to solve and work great with . Here’s a nice tutorial by Raymond Camden that shows how to use them to build a dynamic form based on a schema.

Rx.js is a powerful tool, although with a rather steep learning curve. Add TypeScript to the mix and it might end up quite intimidating for newcomers. However, in this tutorial (creating a dynamic search input that fetches matching news with Vue-Rx), Francesco Vitullo actually made it look almost easy. Definitely worth reading if you have a use-case for Rx.js.

Here’s an entry-level tutorial on how to get started with server-side rendering (with Nuxt.js) that will improve your application SEO and speed.