By taking advantage of new abilities enabled by modern browsers, Vue 3 will be an improved evolution of the Vue.js we already know and love. Here’s our notes and combined with his slides.

Vue 3.0 by Evan You Vuex in Action by Jacob Schatz Vuetify by John Leider Advanced Component Design by Adam Wathan (code from demos) Vuepress Documentation Made Easy by Ben Hong More to come

Building Forms for an Engaging User Experience by Divya Sasidharan Angular Features in Vue.js by Natalia Tepluhina New to Front-End Dev? Get Rocking w/Vue.js by Diana Rodriguez

The results of probably the largest JavaScript oriented survey out there. See how Vue.js performs in the front-end framework category. Vue is a beast!

A new release of Nuxt.js comes with support for modern mode and some additional improvements to the CLI tool.

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Vue’s computed properties allow you to consolidate complex logic and calculations into one reactive piece of data, and unlike with a method or a watcher, you get caching for free! In this article, Sunil Sandhu talks about some real-life cases for using them – be sure to take a read.

Redux is to React what Vuex is to Vue, right? Did you know, however, that you can use Redux with Vue just fine? Because sure you can! In this article, Jean-Sebastien Tremblay will explain the what, the why, and the how.

How do you start a Vue project from scratch nowadays? Why, simply fire up Vue-CLI and enjoy all those HMR, Babel, ESLint, and TypeScript support! But what if you inherit a legacy application and feel like it can use some reactivity juice? No problemo – Vue is a progressive framework, which means you can incorporate it into your existing code base quite effortlessly, and that’s exactly what Blunt Jackson tackles in this article.

What’s better than a high-quality video course on Nuxt.js? A free, high-quality, video course on Nuxt.js! And you won’t get any less than that with this course from Vueschool.io: 14 lessons to walk you through the fundamentals of Nuxt, totally free of charge. If this doesn’t make you excited, we don’t know what does!

Offline-first applications are becoming more and more popular these days. In this article, Peter Mbanugo teaches us how to build such an application in Vue with Hoodie and Google’s Workbox. You’ll also get introduced to service workers and a few caching strategies – remember to shake hands!

While certainly one of the more advanced topics when it comes to Vue and its internals, a knowledge of VirtualDOM can be tremendously powerful from time to time. In this article, Michael Gallagher talks about patching the Virtual DOM to eliminate some UI flickering, and it’s well worth a read.