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About the Book
Nowadays, front-end development is no walk in the park, but Vue tries simplifying it by offering flexibility, declarative rendering, and reactivity.
Vue 3 improves upon Vue 2 by addressing its limitations. It's versatile, suitable for small and large applications, and offers better TypeScript support. The Vite build tool ensures rapid development times. The Composition API empowers developers to create robust logic, with the option to stick to Vue 2 syntax through the Options API. Vue's ecosystem libraries and community provide solutions and assistance to common problems.
As the name suggests, in this book, you will learn step by step in a progressive manner the following topics:
- The essentials of Vue 3, reactivity API in Composition API with examples in TypeScript.
- Component communication and reusability with Composables and Custom directives.
- Using Vue ecosystem libraries like Vee-Validate, Vue-Router, VueUse, Pinia, Vitest, etc
- To test, automate, and deploy your application with considerations on Performance, Security, and Accessibility.
After completing this book, you'll have the confidence and practical skills to utilize Vue 3 professionally and effectively.
About the Author
Mariam Reba Alexander has been a Front-end web developer for the last 6+ years, currently working as a Software Engineer at Maersk in Copenhagen, Denmark. She is experienced with crafting vanilla JavaScript plugins for CMSs Angular dashboards, and developing large-scale booking websites in Vue.
At Maersk, she also served as a community coordinator, fostering collaboration and knowledge sharing among developers and among women in tech. She also has the role of a Cyber Security Champion as her commitment to safeguarding software.
Beyond work, Mariam is an international speaker at conferences, sharing her expertise on Vue, security, and web development. She contributes to the developer community in her spare time by blogging on platforms like dev.to.