Chapter 5: Five Handy Tips when Starting Out with Vue
by David Bush
I originally came to the world of Vue from ReactJS. Learning to divide my page up into small, reusable components and how to leverage the component lifecycle represented a shift in approach to problems, but I quickly got proficient.
React Native allowed me to write apps for both major smartphone platforms, which made it a slam dunk for me. But I kept hearing about how great Vue was. Crucially, I noticed no one I spoke to had anything bad to say about it, and experience tells me that the absence of multiple people having qualms with a language or framework means it should be investigated immediately, so I did.
These are the things I wish I’d known when I was starting out.
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