Vue.js 2 Cookbook Quotes

“For the majority of serious projects though, you should familiarize yourself with npm, webpack, or Browserify and use vue-cli to scaffold your new projects.”
― Andrea Passaglia, Vue.js 2 Cookbook: Build modern, interactive web applications with Vue.js

“After you install npm, open a command line and type npm install-g vue-cli; this will install vue-cli. The-g options stands for globally and it means that wherever you are, you can type vue and it will run the program.”
― Andrea Passaglia, Vue.js 2 Cookbook: Build modern, interactive web applications with Vue.js

“ul > < li v-for ="( world, i) in worlds" > {{ world}} < button @click =" worlds.splice( i, 1)" > Zap! button > li > ul >”
― Andrea Passaglia, Vue.js 2 Cookbook: Build modern, interactive web applications with Vue.js

“< div id =" app" > < button v-on:click =" toast" > Toast bread button > div > As for the JavaScript, write the following: new Vue({ el:'# app', methods:{ toast(){ alert(' Tosted!')}}}) Run the code! An event listener will be installed on the button.”
― Andrea Passaglia, Vue.js 2 Cookbook: Build modern, interactive web applications with Vue.js

“If a user puts a ”
― Andrea Passaglia, Vue.js 2 Cookbook: Build modern, interactive web applications with Vue.js

“The complete set of classes Vue will look for in transitions are as follows: name-enter: This is the starting class for enter; it is applied before an element is inserted, and removed after one frame. name-enter-active: This is the persistent class for enter. It is applied before an element is inserted and is removed when the transition/animation finishes. Use this to define the features of the transition, such as duration and easing.”
― Andrea Passaglia, Vue.js 2 Cookbook: Build modern, interactive web applications with Vue.js

“The second one will be persistent after the first one: .fade-enter-active {
transition: opacity .5s;
}
Finally, we wrap the solution in a transition: I am a
Dragon
”
― Andrea Passaglia, Vue.js 2 Cookbook: Build modern, interactive web applications with Vue.js

“Before moving on, the most astute readers may have noted that I used strings to represent the prices. Why not numbers? This is because numbers in JavaScript are floating points; in other words, they are not accurate because the number of decimal digits "floats.”
― Andrea Passaglia, Vue.js 2 Cookbook: Build modern, interactive web applications with Vue.js