Vue.js and How it Works

 

This article, An Introduction to Vue.js: Understanding the Framework and Getting Started, is a good starting point for people who want to use vue.js, a JavaScript framework that is used to make User interface. It lights major features of vue.js; components, directives, instance and router and how they work.  It then goes into deeper topic of vue.js , stage management in vue.js from beforeCreate to destroyed, introducing vuex which is the state management library. It explains the structure of Vuex (state, mutations, actions, context) and demonstrates how Vuex can be integrated with Local Storage and Session Storage to persist application state across page reloads or browser sessions. It continues on to reactions and even handlers, showing how computed values react automatically to data changes and how event listeners allow components to respond to user interaction. Last thing it explains about server-side rendering, what it does and how it used to improve performance and SEO optimization This article concludes stating that vue.js is a powerful and popular framework for web development, offering a versatile and intuitive approach to building interactive and dynamic user interfaces and simplifies the whole process of building and encourages continued learning through documentation and community resources.

           I chose this article as I usually did my front-end work based on html, css and javascript while learning how to use react(typescript). Vue.js seems to decrease a lot of jobs of adding things, especially fact that it helps with performance and Seo optimization route which must be taken in consideration making the website. Also, with the fact vue.js is more lightweight than other frameworks like angular and react and heard a lot about ease of use, so I thought I need to give it a try and this article was the best introduction of how vue.js works.  With the current knowledge that I got, I expect to apply this knowledge by organizing my projects around reusable components, using lifecycle hooks more intentionally for initialization and cleanup, and relying on Vuex when managing complex state across multiple parts of an application. Not only that, I plan on trying to make a website just suing vue.js and trying to compare with other plan html,css, javascript that brings in library based on performance, lightness, seo etc for the long run.

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