Would you like to try Vue 3.0-alpha version? Now to make it easier, there is a Vue CLI plugin to make this as easy as it gets – just run Vue UI and select the vue-next plugin to be installed in your app! That’s all.

Interested in using GraphQL but without all the bells and whistles that come with Apollo? Well, Abdelrahman Awad got you covered! He just created a 3kb minimalistic GraphQL client with some staple features like reactive queries. It also makes use of the upcoming Composition API.

New: Svg icons and icon sets & novelties for QCard, Cookies, QVideo.

Additionally, if you missed the previous v1.6 release, there is a new component called QSkeleton.

5 talks have been published from last year’s VueConf Toronto including talks by Eduardo San Martin Morote, Natalia Tepluhina, Alex Kyriakidis, John Leider and Evan You.

Apparently Connect.Tech 2019 had plenty of Vue related talks. 9 of them are available to watch. Make sure to check them out!

Are you a fan of GraphQL and Apollo? Here’s a quick look into the upcoming Vue-Apollo v4.0, which introduces the ability to work with Apollo using the Vue 3.0 Composition-API. To showcase the new API, Natalia is migrating an app that uses the previous version of Vue-Apollo (v3) to the new syntax.

Most likely the go-to place for everything related to unit-testing in Vue! This includes a guide on how to test Vuex and even the upcoming Composition-API. Amazing work by Lachlan Miller!

Bruno Couriol has written a summary from a recent talk by Evan You on the design principles behind Vue 3.0. If you haven’t seen the talk yet or simply prefer the written form – check it out.

Yet another tutorial by Raymond Camden. And a ToDo app. Haven’t we had enough of those? Maybe, but this one comes with a nice twist – it shows how to nicely integrate IndexedDB with Vuex and this alone makes it a worthwhile read!