Weekly Vue.js News - #39 - Query inner elements in third-party components
Hi 👋
Last week I wrote a new blog post about the Chrome Recorder. Additionally you will learn in this issue, how to query inner elements in 3rd party Vue components and much more.
Have a great week ☀️
Vue: Tip of the week
Vue Tip: Query Inner Elements in Third-Party Components — mokkapps.de
In some cases, we have to deal with third-party Vue components where we cannot put a ref on inner HTML elements to access them in our Vue code.
Vue
How to create a password strength checker with Vue — blog.logrocket.com
Mateusz explains how you can build and style your own password strength checker for your Vue app with the popular library zxcvbn and Tailwind CSS.
📹 The Nuxt big thing in web development? — www.youtube.com
Some of the amazing features of Nuxt 3:
💚 Auto Imports
💚 Top Level Await
💚 Typed API Routes
and many more
👉 In this tutorial, Antony will show you how to create a single-page app course site using Vue 3 & Vite.
👉 The features will include markdown-based content, embedded Vimeo videos, and lesson navigation.
How to build a CMS-powered blog with Nuxt — blog.openreplay.com
Create a blog without a server by using a headless CMS and the Nuxt Vue.js framework.
Vue 3 <script setup> — itnext.io
Lukas gives a short overview of using <script setup> and the benefits it brings.
Web Development Articles & Tweets
Chrome Recorder: Record, Replay and Measure User Flows — mokkapps.de
Typically, a user needs to process multiple pages or steps to finish his journey, such as submitting an order or completing a registration…
Quote of the week
Tools & Misc
👉 secrets is a command-line tool that can help prevent developers from committing secret keys into source code.
👉 It scans for secret keys locally before the commit. secrets is fast and has a low rate of false positives.
