Posts by Damian Dulisz
Why We Love, Use, And Support Vue.js
Let me tell you a story about Vue.js. Not just from my perspective as a Vue developer. I will also try to explain some of the many reasons behind why we use Vue.js here at Monterail, and why we recommend it to companies...
Reactive Engine in JS Part 2: Computed Properties, Dependency Tracking
Hey! If you have ever worked with Vue.js, Ember or MobX I’m pretty sure you stumbled upon so-called computed properties. They allow you to create functions that can be accessed just like normal values, but once computed...
Vuelidate: Rethinking Validations for Vue.js
There are already good validator libraries dedicated for Vue.js like vue-validator or vee-validate. Both those libraries work quite similarly in that they require you to write the rules inside the template. Often this...
Reactive Engine in JS Part 1: Observable objects [Tutorial]
With the growing need for robust and interactive web interfaces, many developers have started embracing the reactive programming paradigm. Before we begin implementing our own reactive engine, let’s quickly explain what...
Simple Guide to Authoring Open-Source Vue.js Components
Vue.js – even though it’s a relatively young library – has a surprisingly sufficient (and regularly growing!) ecosystem. Even though it’s smaller compared to React’s or Angular’s, most of your everyday needs are already...
Frontend + Design = Prototype Magic. Pros of Blurring Responsibilities
The topic of whether designers should or should not learn to code isn’t actually anything new. The pursuit of creating the web of tomorrow has led to the blurring of lines between front-end and back-end development...
Front-trends 2015
These days, being a front-end developer isn't easy. The time when our work was mostly writing HTML, CSS and some jQuery is long over. Hardly a month passes without a new JavaScript framework, new tools to ease our work,...
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