What do people start a new year with? That’s right, the New Year’s resolution! With Vue, it’s the official roadmap where we laid out our plan for the first three quarters of 2019. Be sure to check it out and build up your plans accordingly.

It’s time to look back at the JavaScript landscape in 2018. Can you guess what the most popular project was?

A walkthrough of how I built a generic, highly customizable Vue star rating component (like Google Play’s rating mechanism).

Sending transactional emails is something almost every developer has to do at least once in their career. Let’s face it though – emails are not the most straightforward thing on earth. In this article, Terence Bezman discusses tackling the task with the joined force of Vue and MJML.

Unless you’ve been living under a rock the last couple of years, you must have heard of Virtual DOM, the building block of front-end frameworks like Vue and React. In this article, excellently crafted by Jason Yu, you’ll learn how to write your own Virtual DOM as well. Granted, the implementation is still basic, but should help you understand the concept better nevertheless.

As a subscriber to this newsletter, most likely you don’t need a reason to learn Vue. If any of your friends is still not convinced however, this article from Ross will back you up.

Porting Ken Wheeler’s drum machine from React to Vue. In part one we go through the project and set it up using the Vue CLI. Project code

For us developers, Markdown is hands down (no pun intended!) the most beloved format for static content. In this article, Anthony teaches us how to include Markdown content in a Vue or Nuxt SPA. Now you have no excuse left to not start your awesome blog, really.

Tips and tricks about Vue and its ecosystem, for busy developers.