Let’s take a look at some popular JavaScript libraries making use of VueJS. There are many to choose from, and you should be able to meet any user interface challenge you might come up against using some of these tools. We’ll look at Element, Storybook, iView, Vuex, Vux, Nuxt, Vue Cli, Mint UI, Vuetify, Vue Router, Best Resume Ever, Weex, Vue Resource, VuePress, Vue Material, Quasar Framework, Bootstrap Vue, Vee Validate, Vuestic, Poi, Keen UI, Cube UI, Vue Multiselect, Filepond, Buefy, Vuelidate, and Eagle.js.…

We’ve been covering a whole lot of information about the Vuejs JavaScript framework. In this tutorial we’ll take a look at the Vue Router, which allows developers to create SPA’s, or so called Single Page Applications. The Router is the important feature of a single page application, since without it we couldn’t create one. In a single page application, there is only one page. It could be just an index.html file for example, which hosts a Vuejs application.…

Let’s see how to work with html forms when using Vue by way of a vuejs form example. This tutorial will cover several topics and will also include a live demonstration you can try for yourself. In forms, there are many input types to deal with and we will cover most of them here. We’ll see how to fetch values from input fields and how to work with that data.…

Another really cool feature of VueJS is Dynamic Components. What are dynamic components you ask? Well, let’s say you have a main component and you would like to dynamically load other components into the main template by clicking a button or some other means. This is what can be accomplished with dynamic components. In this tutorial, we’ll create some dynamic components in Vue and test them out in a live demo.…