After many months of writing and coding, I have recently released a new advanced Vue book called “Vue — The Road To Enterprise”. I have mentored many developers and teams, and one thing I often heard was that there are many resources for beginners to get started with Vue, but…

This article was originally published on The Road To Enterprise blog. With the introduction of Composition API, we got a new way of writing reactive logic, namely, ref and reactive methods. In this article, I want to show you how you can create a debounced ref that will update its…

This article was originally published at The Road To Enterprise. Some time ago I have tried to use Vite for some of my tutorial projects. After setting up a project with Vite and creating a new component, I tried to import it the usual way I would do it when…

This article was originally published at The Road To Enterprise. Vue 3 has brought many new features, and the ability to use more than one v-model directive on the same element is one of them. I want to share with you a quick tip on how to handle updating the…

And Share Variant Styles Using Variant Style Provider — This article was originally published at The Road To Enterprise. Many projects, especially larger ones, have a design system that serves as a guide on how components should look and feel. Let’s take buttons as an example. …

Welcome to the first part of the series about “Vue — Going Serverless with Firebase”. Some time ago not many people would have thought you could create a whole application without having your own server and back-end architecture. However, today it is a reality, and, as an example, we will…

This article was originally published on The Road To Enterprise blog. Read it there for the best reading experience. There are websites that let users download CSV or JSON data as a file. This functionality can be quite useful, as users can download the data for further processing or to…

This is a second part of the ‘Vuex — the enterprise setup’ in which you will see how to create a script to generate vuex modules automatically. If you did not read the first part you can find it here. Let’s start with creating a new folder in our project…

Vuex is the official state management library for Vue.js, with a really great documentation. In my opinion, it is much nicer to use than Redux as it requires less boilerplate code and supports async actions without any additional libraries. Moreover, since it is being developed by the core Vue.js team…