Vue.js Recipes (The cookbook of Vue)

Introduction

Vue Cookbook vs. Wizards

What is the difference between Vue's cookbook and the wizard? Why do you have to cookbook if you have a guide?

1. A more exclusive explanation, in the wizard, we are actually telling a story, each part of the construction and presentation is derived from the previous module. But in cookbook, the relative independence of each part of the explanation means that this part focuses attention on one aspect of vue.js, rather than trying to tell you what Vue is.

2. More in-depth analysis: In Vue Guide commentary, in order to avoid the article too long, throughout the entire effort to use the shortest example, to tell you the characteristics of each structure in Vue. So now we're changing this strategy, in cookbook, using more complex examples, combining the Vue structure in interesting places. Each part of the explanation can be explained in a fuller and more detailed way, in the hope of completely explaining the content of a certain aspect.

3. Explanation JS: In the Vue Wizard, we assume that your ES5 level is at least intermediate. For example, we will not describe how the Array.prototype.filter filter collection works in a computed attribute. However, in cookbook, we will explore the necessary JS usage including ES5.ES6 and updated syntax, and will explain how they help us to use it better in the context of Vue.

4. Explore Vue Ecology: For the Advanced section, we try to present something about the Vue ecosystem part. For example, you may be more accustomed to using the encoding style of the rice file component in Webpack. We will not explain how Webpack's non-Vue is configured, but in cookbook we have more room to explain the use of these Vue ecosystems in more depth, at least for the vast majority of developers, to the extent that they are easy to use.

Vue.js Recipes (The cookbook of Vue)