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Vue.js Tutorial for beginners

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Also, a good tutorial for beginners... is the Vue guide itself, it's concise and authoritative:

Devote half a day (more or less, depending on how fast you read/take in information that you might use later), read through the "essentials" section and "components in depth" at the very least, and then get started building stuff and use the guide as a reference (and also the actual API reference).

I think the exceptionally high quality of documentation-like this part of it—is one of the reasons Vue.js has conquered the world the way it has. A lesson for anyone trying to move the needle in the increasingly competitive FOSS world.

When did vue.js conquer the world?

Please don't do this. It was obviously a figure of speech.

Why should I not ask an honest question?

vue.js obviously got more popular with Github taking it up, but I wasn't aware of another surge of popularity.

It's not an obvious figure of speech and I was curious to know if there's a sphere where vue.js is obviously dominant.

I agree with you, it’s an honest question.

You might find here [0] some answers. Just the Alibaba sphere is enormous I guess.

[0] https://www.netguru.co/blog/13-top-companies-that-have-trust...

Huh, that's really interesting, though I have mixed feelings about their inclusion of Facebook as #1 on the list given Facebook's relationship to react. Similarly, including Netflix due to the company using vue.js for two small internal apps is iffy.

I definitely did not know about Xiaomi or Alibaba -- those are really huge both in influence and market size.

Thank you!

Hyperbole can be dangerous.

ATM the number of stars each has on Github:

angular: 39484, angular.js: 58919, react: 108777, vue: 110799

Now obviously, that is one tiny metric, but you can be forgiven for thinking it is "taking over the world".

Definitely using hyperbole to make a point. I understand your question but figured most would know I was just trying to illustrate a point.

Hmm, correct me if I'm wrong but vue.js seems to have less than 2% market share among reactive frameworks?

Good intro, few nitpicks:

- it should be mentioned that components have to return data as a function [0]

- v-for should ideally be used with keys [1]

[0] https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/components.html#data-Must-Be-a-Fu...

[1] https://vuejs.org/v2/guide/list.html#key

One should definitely mention the vue.js docs for basics.

I know it may be tangentially related, but did anyone of you try to use TensorFlow.js with Vue.js? While some setups do work, the default one (i.e. `vue create proj`) results in some strange errors (seem to be a problem with dev dependencies). More details:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51812619/error-for-tenso...

I think you need to check start-here branch. In doc it says app.js is empty, in reality its set to something similar you what should type it to. neither worked for me.

Anyone else getting connection error on the site? Or have a cached version?

Edit: Strange, it works fine in Chrome but gives me an error in Firefox.

Working fine for me in both Firefox and Chrome.

Same. Giving error "Corrupted content error" on Firefox 61.0.1 on Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic

Very strange, the official vue.js guide linked in another comment gives me the same "corrupted content" error too. Unfortunately this makes me immediately suspicious of vue.js itself...

-e- FF 62.0b15 here, and both sites work in Chrome...

Nice tutorial!

Looking forward to the “a todo app won’t tell you much about how good a framework is” type midbrow dismissals. :)

Actually it told me that simple stuff is unnecessarily complex, so that’s not nothing.

[this todo list](http://bindinator.com/#source=todo.component.html) example is shorter and does more.

Shes dead jim

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