- David Dangerfield (@ddanger)
- Software Developer -- Frontend
- Angular user
- Vue fan 🤩
- Work for IBM
- Co-leader of FED@IBM Rochester branch
- Have used HTML, CSS or JavaScript?
- Have never used React, Angular or Vue?
- Have used Vue?
- Why did you decide to attend this?
- What are you hoping to get out of it?
- Ultra basic
- Slow and explained
- Conversation: please ask questions
- Entertainment (that's the other Dangerfield)
- Slides
- Overview of Vue features and supporting libraries
- Real developer workflow (i.e. no vue-cli, no vue components)
- It's kinda popular among developers. See github most starred list.
- It's good for everyone (basic --> advanced, small scale --> large scale)
Evan You did a talk at IBM Reactivity in Frontend Javascript Frameworks
I started using it in May, 2017 and have built a couple sites.
I attended these frontend masters workshops in person:
- July 2017: Intro to Vue.js by Sarah Drasner
- Sept. 2017: Advanced Vue.js Features from the Ground Up by Evan You
I've also watched a lot of this excellent Udemy course
- Define: Reactive Programming
- Go through the examples in the repo
- Show Vue.js docs
- Mention components, vue-cli, Nuxt, and VuePress
- The many reasons you might want to use Vue.js
- I recommend this comparison of Vue with other alternatives
- Visual Studio Code Editor
- Oh My Zsh shell
- Vue.js devtools
- Livereload used in my repo
- Google Chrome browser and dev tools
- Mac OS X Split View