787: You Should Try Vue.js

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Wes Bos

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🗓️ 26 June 2024

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Scott and CJ dive deep into the world of Vue.js, exploring what makes this frontend framework unique and why it stands out from React and Svelte. CJ gives a comprehensive tour, covering everything from getting started to advanced features like state management and Vue’s built-in styles. Show Notes 00:00 Welcome to Syntax! 00:46 Brought to you by Sentry.io. 02:24 What is Vue? 04:13 Similar to Svelte, different from React. 05:35 How to get started with Vue. 05:43 Script tag. 06:01 CLI. 07:10 The value of an opinionated CLI. 10:51 Why do you like Vue.js over React or Svelte? 11:03 Less boilerplate. 15:24 Self-closing tags. 16:09 Svelte parsing HTML tags incorrectly. Hacker News Article. 17:08 Easily adding event handlers to elements. 18:20 Conditional rendering. 19:19 What is a directive? 20:29 ‘Borrowing’ from Angular One. 21:07 Styles are built in. 22:11 Tailwind for scoping. 26:08 State management. 30:28 Ref Functions similar to Svelte Runes. 32:03 Global state management. 34:24 Pinia. 36:18 What is the full-stack application platform for Next.js? 38:00 Nuxt auto-imports. sveltekit-autoimport. 39:37 Creating API functions and server side codes. 41:12 The future of Vue and compilers for front end frameworks. 41:43 Vue’s compiler. 44:19 Are people actually using Vue? 46:50 Laravel and Vue. 48:29 Sick Picks & Shameless Plugs. Vue.js: The Documentary. Sick Picks Scott: Jordan Roam Slides. CJ: USB Charging Hub Shameless Plugs Scott: Syntax on GitHub CJ: Syntax.fm Hit us up on Socials! Syntax: X Instagram Tiktok LinkedIn Threads Wes: X Instagram Tiktok LinkedIn Threads Scott: X Instagram Tiktok LinkedIn Threads Randy: X Instagram YouTube Threads

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0:00.0	Welcome to Syntax. Today we're going to be talking all about ViewJS with
0:05.8	CJ. That's right, Wes had a baby and he is out for a little bit so CJ is
0:12.0	going to be joining us and what better to talk about than something that Wes and I have not been able to bring to the show which is ViewJS.
0:20.5	So I'm really stoked CJ just just got back from ViewCom.
0:23.8	He's going to be telling us all about why he thinks you should be paying attention to view.
0:28.6	And I'm going to be asking him some dumb guy questions about what is what here in the modern view landscape.
0:35.3	My name is Scott Tolinsky.
0:36.3	I'm a developer from Denver.
0:38.0	With me today is CJ Reynolds, aka Coding Garden.
0:42.0	We're going to be really getting into some view stuff.
0:44.8	But before we do that, you're going to want to check out Century at century.
0:48.6	I.O. the perfect place to really understand exactly what's happening in your application at any given point.
0:56.1	The best thing about Century is that I've used it for a really long time and thrown it on side projects,
1:01.5	thrown it on main projects, all that stuff, and anytime that I have people using my
1:05.8	applications it just helps me get to the bottom of where there could potentially
1:09.9	be issues so that way I can solve them before my users tell me that there's a problem
1:15.1	because if your users telling you there's a problem that means you know 20
1:19.9	billion other of your users if you have that many have already had that problem
1:23.6	and just did not tell you. The one who steps up to tell you
1:27.1	isn't the first or only person who's had that problem and you don't want that
1:30.8	had to happen so head on over to Century.
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