Best of Vue.js — February 2022

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   Hashnode·4y

   Never stop learning

   There is always something to learn, something that changed, or something you could improve on. Good developers have a knack for learning, absorbing, and mastering things. There are no shortcuts to learning, so take small steps. documenting your journey can help you see how much you've grown.

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   asayer·4y

   Vue 3 - the Evolution of Vue

   February 7, 2022, Vue 3 is the default version of Vue. This change is the culmination of over two years worth of changes in the Vue ecosystem. .css-8qp1bw{line-height:1.756;font-size:18px;color:var(--theme-ui-colors-articleText,#08080B);font-family:'SF Pro Display','-apple-system','BlinkMacSystemFont','San Francisco','Helvetica Neue','H Velvetica','Ubuntu','Roboto','Noto','Segoe UI','Arial',sans-serif;-webkit-transition:

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   DevDojo·4y

   Server side rendering with Laravel + Inertia.js + Vue.js

   Inertia's SSR (server side rendering) is really important so you should have SSR whenever you are building a SPA (single page application) This is not an issue if you are using Laravel's default templating system, which is Blade. To solve this problem and make our website work even without Javascript enabled we'll need to somehow render everything on and the server side and serve all the resulted HTML on page-load.Luckily Inertia ships with some tools to help us tackle this issue.

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