Overview
Developing multiple-page applications using Vue.js can be quite an exciting shift, especially for those who are transitioning from jQuery or AngularJS. The approach detailed in this guide reflects a hands-on experience with Vue-cli 2.0, demonstrating how one can leverage modern JavaScript features like ES6 and tools like Webpack to streamline the development process. As you navigate through this multi-page structure, you’ll find valuable insights into setting up your environment and organizing your code effectively.
The documentation captures the essence of moving from traditional development techniques to a more modular and efficient way of working with Vue.js. This pragmatic approach is packed with references and best practices, encouraging developers to customize their projects based on real-world examples. Whether you’re dealing with mock data or implementing multi-language support, this guide outlines the challenges faced and solutions found in the process of building robust applications.
Features
Comprehensive Setup: Details the complete setup using Node.js, npm, Vue-cli, and related libraries, ensuring a well-rounded development environment.
Multi-Page Structure: Offers guidelines on how to structure a multi-page application, making it easier to manage different components and views.
Vue and ES6 Integration: Demonstrates the integration of Vue 2.0 with ES6 syntax, providing modern coding techniques that enhance productivity.
Sass Support: Includes instructions on incorporating Sass for styles, ensuring you can write cleaner and more maintainable CSS.
Eslint Configuration: Discusses adjusting ESLint settings to better suit your coding style and reduce unnecessary restrictions.
Component Communication: Explains various methods for parent-child component communication, helping to clarify data flow in your application.
Asynchronous Handling: Features techniques for managing asynchronous actions using async/await, simplifying the process of dealing with multiple dependencies.
Debugging Tips: Provides insight into common problems encountered during development and practical solutions to address them, enhancing your debugging skills.