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‎docs/technologies/vuejs/01-getting-started.mdx‎

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title : Getting Started with VueJS
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sidebar_label : Getting Started
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# Getting Started with VueJS
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<SubHeading>Getting Started with VueJS</SubHeading>
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Vue.js is a popular JavaScript framework for building user interfaces. It's known for its simplicity and flexibility.
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In this **getting started guide**, you can go through the basics of Vue.js `step by step`.
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**Prerequisites:** Before we begin, you should have a basic understanding of HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. If you're new to JavaScript, it's a good idea to get comfortable with it first.
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## ✅ Set UP the Environment
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To start using Vue.js, you'll need a code editor (e.g., Visual Studio Code) and Node.js installed on your computer. Here are the steps to set up your environment:
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1. **Install Node.js:** Download and install Node.js from the [official website](https://nodejs.org/). Node.js comes with npm (Node Package Manager), which you'll use to manage packages and dependencies.
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2. **Create a Project Folder:** Create a new folder for your Vue.js project. You can do this using your file explorer or the command line.
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3. **Open a Terminal:** Open a command-line terminal (e.g., Command Prompt on Windows, Terminal on macOS/Linux) and navigate to your project folder using the `cd` command:
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```bash
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cd path/to/your/project-folder
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```
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4. **Initialize a New npm Project:** Run the following command to create a `package.json` file for your project. Follow the prompts to set up your project:
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```bash
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npm init
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```
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## ✅ Installing VueJS
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Now that you have your project set up, let's install Vue.js as a dependency.
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1. In your terminal, run the following command to install Vue.js:
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```bash
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npm install vue
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```
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2. Vue.js is now installed in your project, and you can start using it.
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## ✅ First Vue Application
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Let's create a simple Vue.js application to display a message. Create an HTML file (e.g., `index.html`) in your project folder and add the following code:
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```html
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<!DOCTYPE html>
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<html lang="en">
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<head>
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<meta charset="UTF-8">
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<title>My Vue App</title>
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</head>
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<body>
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<div id="app">
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{{ message }}
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</div>
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<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/[email protected]/dist/vue.js"></script>
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<script>
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var app = new Vue({
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el: '#app',
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data: {
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message: 'Hello, Vue.js!'
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}
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});
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</script>
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</body>
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</html>
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```
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This code creates a simple Vue instance that binds the `message` data property to the `#app` element in your HTML. The double curly braces `{{ }}` are used to display the value of `message`.
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## ✅ Running Vue App
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To view your Vue.js application, follow these steps:
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1. Open a terminal, navigate to your project folder, and start a local development server. You can use `live-server`, `http-server`, or any other development server of your choice. If you don't have one installed, you can install `live-server` globally:
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```bash
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npm install -g live-server
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```
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2. Start the server:
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```bash
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live-server
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```
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3. Open your web browser and go to `http://localhost:8080` (or another address provided by your development server). You should see your Vue.js app displaying the "Hello, Vue.js!" message.
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## ✅ Understanding Vue Concepts
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Vue.js has several core concepts you should become familiar with as you continue your learning journey:
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- **Templates**: Vue uses declarative templates with a simple and flexible syntax. Templates are where you define your HTML structure and data binding.
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- **Data**: Data properties are used to store the application's state. In our example, `message` is a data property.
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- **Directives**: Vue provides directives that you can use in templates to apply special behavior to HTML elements. For example, `v-bind` is used for attribute binding, and `v-on` is used for event handling.
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- **Methods**: You can define methods in your Vue instances to handle user interactions or perform other logic.
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- **Computed Properties**: These are like methods but with caching. They are useful for complex or expensive calculations.
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- **Components**: Vue allows you to build large applications by breaking them down into reusable components.
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## ✅ Further Learning
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To deepen your understanding of Vue.js, you can explore the official Vue.js documentation, which is well-structured and provides comprehensive information and examples:
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- [Vue.js Official Documentation](https://vuejs.org/)
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Additionally, you may want to learn about Vue Router for building single-page applications (SPAs) and Vuex for state management in larger Vue applications.
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Finally, consider working on small projects and gradually increasing complexity as you become more comfortable with Vue.js. Practice is key to mastering any framework.
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Remember that learning a new framework takes time and patience, so don't hesitate to consult the documentation and seek help from online communities if you encounter challenges along the way. Happy coding!
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<br />
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## ✅ Resources
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- 👉 Access [AppSeed](https://appseed.us/) and start fast your next project
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- 👉 [Deploy Projects on Aws, Azure and Digital Ocean](https://www.docs.deploypro.dev/) via **DeployPRO**
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- 👉 Create an amazing landing page with [Simpllo, an open-source site builder](https://www.simpllo.com/)
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- 👉 [Django App Generator](https://app-generator.dev/django/) - A 2nd generation App Builder

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# VueJS Releases
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<SubHeading>VueJS new versions Summary and key points</SubHeading>
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@ToDo
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<br />
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## ✅ Resources
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- 👉 Access [AppSeed](https://appseed.us/) and start fast your next project
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- 👉 [Deploy Projects on Aws, Azure and Digital Ocean](https://www.docs.deploypro.dev/) via **DeployPRO**
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- 👉 Create an amazing landing page with [Simpllo, an open-source site builder](https://www.simpllo.com/)
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- 👉 [Django App Generator](https://app-generator.dev/django/) - A 2nd generation App Builder

‎docs/technologies/vuejs/concepts.mdx‎

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# Vue.js Concepts
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<SubHeading>Learn more about Vue.js concepts with coding samples for each one.</SubHeading>
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Absolutely! Let's dive deeper into these key Vue.js concepts with coding samples for each one.
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## ✅ Templates
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Templates in Vue.js are used to define the structure of your application's HTML.
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They provide a way to declaratively render the DOM based on the application's state. Vue.js templates use a special syntax that allows you to bind data and apply directives.
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**Coding Sample:**
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```html
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<div id="app">
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<p>{{ message }}</p>
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```
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In this example, `{{ message }}` is a template expression that binds the value of the `message` property to the paragraph element.
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## ✅ Data
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Data in Vue.js represents the application's state. You can define data properties in your Vue instance, and they are reactive, meaning changes to the data automatically update the DOM.
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**Coding Sample:**
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```javascript
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var app = new Vue({
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el: '#app',
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data: {
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message: 'Hello, Vue.js!'
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Here, `message` is a data property.
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## ✅ Directives
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Directives are special markers in the DOM that tell Vue.js to do something to a DOM element or a group of elements. They are prefixed with `v-`. Vue provides a set of built-in directives for common tasks.
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**Coding Sample:**
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In this example, `v-if` is a directive that conditionally renders the `<p>` element based on the `showMessage` data property. `v-on:click` is a directive that listens
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for a click event and calls the `toggleMessage` method when clicked.
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## ✅ Methods
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Methods in Vue.js are functions defined in the Vue instance that you can call in response to user interactions or to perform other logic. You can use methods to modify data properties.
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**Coding Sample:**
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var app = new Vue({
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message: 'Hello, Vue.js!',
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showMessage: true
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toggleMessage: function () {
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this.showMessage = !this.showMessage;
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});
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In this example, `toggleMessage` is a method that toggles the value of the `showMessage` data property when called.
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## ✅ Computed Properties
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Computed properties in Vue.js are functions that are cached based on their dependencies. They are useful for performing calculations based on reactive data properties without the need to recompute them every time.
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**Coding Sample:**
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var app = new Vue({
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data: {
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message: 'Hello, Vue.js!',
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length: 0
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computed: {
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messageLength: function () {
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In this example, `messageLength` is a computed property that calculates the length of the `message` data property.
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## ✅ VueJS Components
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Components in Vue.js allow you to create reusable and encapsulated building blocks for your application's user interface. Each component can have its own template, data, methods, and more.
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**Coding Sample:**
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return {
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message: 'This is a component!'
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});
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// Create a Vue instance with the component
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el: '#app',
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In this example, we define a component called `'my-component'` with its template and data. Then, we use it within the `#app` element. The component's template will be rendered where it's placed.
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## ✅ Summary
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These concepts are the building blocks of Vue.js applications.
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As you become more familiar with them, you'll be able to create more complex and interactive Vue.js applications.
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Don't hesitate to practice and experiment to deepen your understanding of Vue.js.
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<br />
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## ✅ Resources
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- 👉 Access [AppSeed](https://appseed.us/) and start fast your next project
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- 👉 [Deploy Projects on Aws, Azure and Digital Ocean](https://www.docs.deploypro.dev/) via **DeployPRO**
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- 👉 Create an amazing landing page with [Simpllo, an open-source site builder](https://www.simpllo.com/)
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- 👉 [Django App Generator](https://app-generator.dev/django/) - A 2nd generation App Builder

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