Vue - The Complete Guide (incl. Router & Composition API)

Maximilian Schwarzmüller develops Vue from simple reactive elements into larger component-based applications. Routing and Composition API connect the early concepts with different application structures. It suits learners who want to compare using Vue for part of a page with allowing it to manage a complete client-side interface.

What you will learn

• Build reactive Vue interfaces and components.
• Explore routing and Composition API.
• Compare widget and single-page application structures.

Who this suits

Learners starting Vue with web-development context; preview the JavaScript expectations and project setup.

Before you enroll

Check the demonstrated Vue version and package dependencies before starting. Router, state-management and backend interfaces evolve, so compare installation steps with current documentation. Use a test project and permitted assets. Practice explaining data flow and handling empty, loading and error states before treating a demonstration as a finished application.

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Put it into practice

Implement a small filterable list, then explain which behavior belongs in a computed value and which belongs in an event handler.

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