Metadata manager for Vue.js has a new pretty documentation.

State of the Vuenation by Evan You Dynamic CSS with Vue by Miriam E Suzanne Vue 3: What I’m Most Excited About by Chris Fritz Advanced Animations with Vue.js by Krystal Campioni 9 performance secrets revealed by Guillaume Chau Web Accessibility With Vue.js by Maria Lamardo Demystifying - The Dark Art of SFC Compilation by Rahul Kadyan Desktop applications with Vue by Natalia Tepluhina Zen and the Art of Vue by Jen Looper Phenominal Design Patterns with VueJS by Jacob Schatz

12 talks from Vue.js Amsterdam are already available. Check them out!

CodeTalks now has a Vue category. If you’re looking for more awesome talks to watch, make sure to take a look here.

If you declare your props as a list of strings (don’t do it), you’re missing out on a lot of functionality. In this great article, Michael Thiessen explains what you can do to improve your components by setting up rules and validations for your props. A must read.

There’s a free lesson from the Vue Mastery’s Nuxt course, where they are teaching how to build an event management application. If you don’t feel like reading, there’s also a video version of it!

Most articles that speak about reducing the bundle size, usually focus on lazy loading your components. Which of course is a great technique and should be done. However, there’s more to it and in this article, Jennifer Bland showcases how you can analyze what’s in your bundle and how to cut it down by a lot.

Vue-CLI 3 ships with plenty of goods that help you start with your project. However, when you try to add it to an existing project, you might encounter some issues that are related to the CLI being a bit opinionated on how you structure your code. This article by Anthony Gore, shows how you can modify the setup to for example, rename the src catalog.

Here’s a short trick on how to access globally registered filters within any components methods. Might come in handy.

Would you like to build your NativeScript apps with TypeScript but don’t know how to start? Check out this article, which covers all the steps required to have a fully working config.