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Vue 2 to Vue 3 Migration: Q&A with Monterail's Experts
Believe it or not: migrating an application from Vue 2.x to Vue 3 can be easy.
Vue 2 to Vue 3 Migration: Frontend Architect's Guide
I recently took time to test a so-called "migration build" from the Vue team. The idea is very simple: you add an alias in the configuration of your build tool so that instead of Vue you use a backward-compatible...
Vue vs. React in 2023 - Comparison of Two Most Popular JS Frameworks
Vue.js and React.js are two popular frontend frameworks in the developer world, switching top spot on the podium each year in the categories of "most loved, used or popular". Both tools offer developers a productive...
9 Companies Using Vue.js in 2023
Vue.js is an open-source front-end JavaScript framework created in 2014 by a lone developer, Evan You. Since its inception, it has gained massive popularity among developers and companies alike. Let’s take a look at how...
Anthony Fu Talks About Nuxt, Vite, and Improving the Vue Experience
We spoke with Anthony Fu, a core team member of Vue, Nuxt, and Vite, before the Vue Amsterdam 2022 event. Anthony talked in depth about the efforts to make the lives of developers easier and the code healthier, all...
Interview with Evan You - Insights on Vue 3 and Developer Experience
We spoke with Evan You, creator of Vue.js, ahead of the Vue Amsterdam 2022, the largest conference on the framework, that took place in June. During this fruitful conversation, Evan took us through the origins of Vue in...
Our Approach to Learning and Teaching–Vue Bootcamp the Monterail Way
In April 2022 we organized the Monterail Vue Bootcamp which was already our third Monterail bootcamp. Having some experience in the field and takeaways to share, we decided to unveil more details about this successful...
What Does a Frontend Architect Do? My Monterail Way.
Meet Artur Rosa, he started his path at Monterail directly after graduating from University. Since then he's accomplished plenty, now he's a Frontend Architect and he wants to share his Monterail way. Read on as Artur...
Monterail’s Partnership with Vue.js
Vue.js is a front-end Javascript framework created by Evan You in 2014. Internally, buzz about Vue started in Monterail in 2015. We were pretty early on the scene.
Why Laravel Vue Is the Perfect Stack for Single-Page Web Apps
Although a common Internet user may have not noticed it, the last decade completely revolutionized the core idea behind a website, forever. The days of static sites with individual addresses, that needed to be loaded...
What’s New in Vue 3? The Most Interesting New Features [Examples]
Vue.js is a growing open-source front-end framework for building single-page applications and user interfaces. Since its first release, Vue.js has been increasing its popularity and gaining new users thanks to its...
State of Vue 2021 Highlights — Two Reports Instead of One!
Vue 3 was released in September 2020, so we thought it’s high time to release the third edition of our State of Vue report. The first paper was downloaded by a total of 7k developers, CTOs, and product owners, and the...
Evan You On Vue 3 and On Creating an Open Source Framework
On 18 September 2020, Vue 3 was released — a big event for JavaScript frontend developers.
Building Mobile Apps with Vue Native — Better Than Other Frameworks?
Please note that Vue Native is no longer maintained and has been deprecated, so some information from this post is out of date. For more up-to-date information on Vue, please visit our Vue Development Guide: Adding...
Is Vue.js Enterprise-Ready?—Large Scale Apps Use Cases
Being a frontend newcomer compared to other big players in the world of JavaScript such as React or Angular, Vue.js is increasingly used in large-scale projects. The growing maturity of the framework and its...
All The Numbers From The State of Vue.js Report 2019
The popularity of the last edition of State of Vue.js surpassed our expectations. We got over 8k downloads from people all around the world. Many of them used the report to convince their teach leads, CTOs, or even...
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