BootstrapVue has reached the 2.0.0 release! The new version ships with several new improvements and a few breaking changes. For the latter, there’s already a migration guide prepared. Check it out!

The Vueand.me workshops in Budapest are just around the corner, on September 28-29th. If you want to learn Vue.js with Natalia, Nico and Gusto, we've got three 15% discount coupons for you.

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Watch the talk by Natalia Tepluhina about Vue 3 titled "Looking into the Vueture: Composition Functions" from ComponentsConf 2019

If you enjoy watching other people build an app and explaining what they are doing along the way, Jeffrey Biles has just started a series of videos where he builds a Vue-based screen-casting application.

Component Composition can be understood in two ways. Usually people think about composing a component using mixins (and soon composition functions thanks to the upcoming Composition API). However, what I would like to talk about is composition where we connect several components together to form a new one that combines the functionalities of the smaller components. But let’s start from the beginning – the why.

Here’s a cool article about a very interesting project – building a piano-like app in Vue.js. But it doesn’t stop there, goes more into synthesizers and the ever interesting music theory. If you happen to be interested in the music theory, this is a must read!

Accessing the DOM directly is often considered an anti-pattern when working with Vue.js. However, sometimes it’s a necessary thing to do and it’s important to do it correctly to avoid potential problems. Read this article by Marina Mosti to learn how to do it properly and when not to do it at all.

VueDose is back after the summer break with a new tip. This time it’s a super short introduction to scoped slots.

When the Composition API RFC was first introduced (as Function Based API) it was quickly compared to React Hooks, even though those concepts differ greatly from each other. Here’s a pretty great write-up about the upcoming API and how it compares to React Hooks. What it is and what it isn’t along with a long list of code examples.

If your Vue single-file components have dependencies, you'll need to handle those dependencies in unit tests. In this article, you'll learn how to mock dependencies in Jest by replacing them in the component's dependency graph.

Have you heard about Gridsome? A static page generator for Vue.js powered by GraphQL. I just recently used it to create my own blog and it’s been a pretty amazing experience. However, the GraphQL part can feel a bit steep at when you are just starting, so you might want to check out this article by Núria Soriano that explains that part really good.

Probably we all had this issue, where we had to pick either an existing component library or build everything ourselves to fulfill the requirements. Especially if we care about accessibility (and we should!). In this article, Austin suggest the usage of Vuetensils – a component framework that by itself is completely bare (when it comes to how it looks) and instead focuses accessible and easy to style.