Vue.js is going to take the world
summary
Argues that Vue is tiny and practical: the core ships as 20 KB core served via CDN, integrates with Bootstrap, VS Code and Vue Devtools, and boots from a single div using the created lifecycle hook. Builds a live “killer app” demo that fetches a 255-item JSON, uses v-for with keys, v-bind, v-on and v-model, shows computed filtering, and implements a “red wedding” removing half the cast. Shows Vue CLI + router with lazy-loaded routes and cites large users (Alibaba, 9gag, Bilibili).
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chapters (28)
- 0:00Start
- 2:37Progressive Javascript Framework
- 3:34Features
- 7:19Vs Code Snippets
- 7:43View Dev Tools
- 8:13Demo Time
- 10:25Html5 Template
- 11:31Bootstrap
- 13:42Access to File Url
- 15:51Lifecycle Hooks
- 18:21Reactivity
- 23:35Attribute Binding
- 27:36Event Binding
- 28:26Shorthand for Event Binding
- 34:28Conditional Renderer
- 37:02Two-Way Binding
- 37:54Two Way Binding
- 38:31Computed Property
- 39:52Filtered Characters
- 45:31Node Modules
- 46:29Main Js
- 47:04View Component
- 48:18Scoped Style
- 50:30History Mode
- 55:58React
- 57:27Angular
- 59:59Alibaba
- 1:01:20Composition Api
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