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October 12 · Issue #3 · View online
Brief dispatches on a variety of development topics from the desk of a veteran beginner.
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Hello everyone! I’m a day behind this week, as Monday was a day off here for the kiddos to celebrate Indigenous Peoples’ Day here in Seattle. But that also means I’ve been able to collect an extra days worth of goodies for y'all. Now that I’ve made it through last week’s heap of work, I’ll get back to posting on the blog. The next couple of posts look at some topics a couple folks emailed me about, and that I see a lot online: “How do I integrate library XYZ with Vue.js?” and “How can I extend a Vue component to do XYZ?” Keep an eye open for them, or just chill until next week’s email drop. Cheers, –Benjamin
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Vue.js on Twitter: "30,000 stars! https://t.co/3RWZhaaJ6N"
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If you just came out of cryofreeze, you may not have heard about Facebook’s release of Yarn, an npm-friendly package manager with some great new features.
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Yarn: A new package manager for JavaScript
Here’s FB’s launch blog about Yarn.
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Yarn is Facebook’s new lightning fast package manager for JavaScript
If you’re looking for the highlights before diving in, Laravel News provides a great summary of what Yarn brings to the table.
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I stumbled upon Majesty of Vue.js a little while back on Leanpub, and now the 2.0 version of the book is available. |
Majesty of Vue.js… by Alex Kyriakidis et al.
Learn Vue.js 2 from scratch. This book will guide you through the path of the rapidly spreading Javascript Framework Vue.js!
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Vue.js Titiles at Leanpub
Also, be sure to check out the other Vue.js titles on Leanpub.
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The video for sessions at this years Laracon EU got added to Youtube this week. I’ve only managed to watch about ¼ of them so far, but they’ve all been great, and chock full of info and ideas. |
Evan You - Modern Frontend with Vue.js
Frontend development has undergone some big advanced in the last two years - if you are still managing user interactions with ad-hoc jQuery scripts, it’s tim…
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Hannes Van De Vreken - IOC container beyond constructor injection
Did you know your IoC container can do a whole lot more than just constructor injection? Besides that it is actually packed with features. Inflectors, resolv… If you do Laravel dev in any capacity, I highly recommend this one.
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If you do any single Vue.js tutorial or need to recommend one to someone just starting out with Vue, make it this one.
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Introduction · Jayway Vue.js workshop
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I stumbled upon so much goodness over on GitHub this past week. Here’s the repos I got some great mileage out of already.
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vue-awesome: Font Awesome component for Vue.js, using inline SVG.
vue-awesome, not to be confused with awesome-vue, is a Vue.js component that lets you add icons to your components in a snap. Plus you get things like scaling, spinning and more. Just peep the demo! |
Pointer: Provide point events for DOM elements
This magical bit of awesome gives your app W3C Pointer Events so you can handle input from any device with a single binding. No more spaghetti code for tap vs click vs whatever. And yes, because it leverages the browser’s event system, you can bind just like @click in your Vue components.
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Gesture: Provide tap-events for DOM elements: tap, longtap, doubletap, hold, fling
From the same folks, a library of events for gestures that builds on what Pointer does. Just like Hammer.js in many respects, but I’ve found the integration to be easier. |
vue-rx: Simple RxJS binding for Vue.js.
If you use RxJS Observables, you may find this binding from Evan himself to be quite handy. |
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I hope you find some of the above useful. Stay tuned for updates to the blog, and I’ll see you next week.
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