It’s really exciting to see how this project and the community around it, are growing so rapidly! Aside from multiple new features and fixes in the new version, the team is planning to create a marketplace for Vue Storefront modules, themes and integrations, where the creators will be able to monetize from their work. Check out the article for more details.

Hooks (not to be confused with lifecycle hooks) became a huge news for React and they are likely to be introduced into Vue in the not so distant future. However, I’ve seen people questioning the potential usefulness of hooks, given that Vue already has mixins that solve a similar problem. However, mixins also come with several drawbacks. Check out this great article to learn more about what problems hooks can solve and how without all the cons of using mixins.

Vue 2.6 features an ES Module Browser Build, allowing you to write modular Vue apps that can run in the browser without a build step. This article will delve into the background of this feature and explore possible uses.

JAMstack is a growing and modern web architecture. I gradually migrated several Nuxt.js projects from server side rendering over to JAMstack and write about my experiences, recommendations and the migration process itself.

Imagine that clicking on a component, would trigger a asynchronous request that returns a promise. How can you make the component aware of the promise’s current state? That’s exactly what Dobromir Hristov is exploring in this article. Interesting idea!

Wondering how others have been using Vue? In this article Petr Stříbný is sharing his experience after using Vue for a year. There are some really inspiring conclusions like opting for a framework-agnostic validation library or creating a set of utility functions to be used within Vuex.

If you’re looking for an introduction to using Vuex with a NativeScript-based app, this one is for you.

A complete tutorial on how to build an animated news application using Vue.js with Vuetify that relies on the News API – a service that allows you to search worldwide news using an API.

Here’s a pretty advanced tutorial that shows how to harnesses the power of the Azure Custom Vision API (which makes it possible to identify the objects on a picture) within a NativeScript-Vue app. The tutorial also explains how to use the camera package of NativeScript. Also, congrats on the first article Eduardo!