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In modern web development, interface speed and responsiveness are critical. Users need to instantly switch between client cards, deals, and reports. The `NuxtLink` component in Nuxt 3 makes this effortless—it automatically handles client-side navigation, prefetches the necessary data, and still retains the benefits of universal rendering.
Today I want to share a simple but very useful pattern for working with forms in Vue 3, which I often use in my projects. The essence of it is to isolate the internal state of the form and not pass every change immediately to the parent component via v-model. Instead, we accumulate changes inside the form component and send them “up” only on a specific event, such as when the submit button is clicked and after a successful validation.
If you develop an application in Vue.js, you constantly need to control memory leaks. This is especially true for SPA applications with dynamic component loading. By architectural design, users should not refresh the browser, so component cleanup and garbage collection should be performed by the application itself.
The topic of error handling in Javascript occurs to almost everyone. I should note that quite a lot of articles have already been written on this topic. That's why I won't go into details and basics. I will offer my own variant of error handling.
Render Props is a pretty useful pattern that was very popular a few years ago, but is rarely used now. Nevertheless, I decided to share my experience, because its usage helped me a lot in one of my recent projects. Its essence is that we can reuse certain component rendering logic. Just as with the HOC pattern, it was often used in the pre-hooks days.
Wrapper components can be very useful when you're working with third-party libraries that provide their own components. In this case, a wrapper component is, at its simplest, a component that wraps another component and passes it the props you want.
In the world of programming, the if-else statement is one of the fundamental tools for controlling the flow of a program's execution, taught in the very first lessons. However, it's time to look at it from a different angle and, possibly, learn to get by without the else part.
In the programming world, we often encounter situations where different actions need to be performed based on some condition. In JavaScript, as in many other programming languages, you can use if-else constructions or a switch statement for this purpose. While switch might seem a bit outdated or less popular, there are scenarios where its use is justified and can significantly improve the readability and organization of your code.
Slowness is a thing of the past: The Vite.js build tool has taken a firm place in the Javascript ecosystem and continues its rapid evolution towards TypeScript.
In the React.js ecosystem, Next.js has especially established itself as the foundation for creating dynamic websites. It doesn't matter what field a site belongs to - blog, e-commerce, entertainment portal: if it's written in React, it's likely to use Next.js under the hood. At the end of 2021, there's a new framework on the market from the creators of React Router: Remix. I'll give a brief overview of Remix and compare it to Next.js.
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I see how many bloggers write about how important it is to say "No" and then often see comments such as "Excellent", "It is very important to set priorities correctly." An interesting point for me is that when someone writes that he learns to say no, this means that he already knows how to say yes.
Developed an interesting application for learning foreign words using flashcards. You can download it for free, deploy it on your server and use it. Made with Laravel + Vue.js. Create your own vocabulary list or import list of popular words. Learn words anytime, anywhere. You can watch a video by clicking on image
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