Talk from Vue.js Amsterdam 2019

This week's VueDose tip from Alex Jover is about snapshot testing Vue with Vue Test Utils, the official testing library, and Jest. Oh by the way, if you're hungry for more information on testing in Vue, we strongly recommend these two books: Testing Vue.js Components with Jest also from Alex, and Testing Vue.js Applications from Edd Yerburgh, Vue Test Utils's author.

In this article, Nada will walk you through authoring a Vue plugin from start to finish, down to the details. If you've been using Vue and now want to write your first plugin to give back to the community, this article is a must-read!

Learning a new framework can be a very daunting process for any developer, specially for one that is still learning the base language (in this case JavaScript). While Vue is well-known to be one of the most approachable frameworks out there, a hands-on course from an experienced developer like Marina will give you an even better head start.

In case you're wondering, infinite scrolling is a UI technique that appends more content when the user scrolls to the end of the container (most likely the

element). You know, like Facebook or Twitter's newsfeed. In this article, Fayaz talks about implementing your own infinite scroll in Vue – turns out it's not nearly as complicated as it sounds!

WIT stands for Woman in Tech. And who's better to talk about growth-hacking your career as a WIT than our lovely Jen, founder and CEO of Vue Vixens, the initiative that creates and hosts workshops to teach Vue.js to under-represented people? Believe me, this article is so well-written and full of solid advice – you don't want to miss it, no matter what your pronoun is!