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If you’ve been wondering about some of the design decisions behind Vue.js this article is for you. It touches on some of the more discussed decisions like why Vue is not using the ES6 classes by default along with the answers from the Vue core team members. There are also some very neat tips and tricks in the article too.

A very interesting case. How would you approach rendering parts of your application where the template comes from a remote API? By using v-html perhaps? But what about, when the template also contains Vue specific code? That’s what Alex Jover Morales had to do and this article tells how he did it.

Here’s a quick overview of the best new functionality in the updated Vue CLI (v3.0) compared to the previous CLI.

You most certainly don’t want to load all the JavaScript code from your app during the initial load. That’s why there is code splitting that allows for splitting your bundle into smaller chunks. Those can be later lazy loaded on demand. One of the most popular strategies for that is splitting and lazy loading based on the routes. This article tells you how to do it with Vue.

Learn about this 3-lines trick to shorten the generated CSS class names in production. This should help you to slightly reduce the size of the overall CSS files.