Recruit a Vue.js developer
Dubbed the ‘progressive’ framework, Vue.js is most notable for its particular design philosophy, which centers incremental adoption in regards to the software development process.
Key Capabilities
Fast Renderization
The lightweight nature of Vue.js — its package size being only 21 KBs — makes it faster than its competitors. Its virtual DOM, in particular, speeds up rendering.
Easy Learning Curve
Learning Vue.js doesn’t require a lot of background when it comes to libraries and JavaScript variations. Nope. The classic CSS, HTML, and JavaScript do just fine here. Rely on popular code editors like Visual Studio and Atom if you want to make coding in Vue.js even easier than it already is.
Convenient Conventions
Writing boilerplate code is always exhausting and time-consuming. But that’s not the case for Vue.js since the framework provides you with a lot of built-in solutions and saves you some time.
Developer Services
Solid Tooling System
Vue.js supports lots of frontend development tools right out of the box with little to no configuration from you. For example, Vue.js supports tools such as Babel and Webpack. In addition, it provides unit testing, end-to-end testing libraries, flexible and easy-to-use routing systems, state managers, server-side rendering (SSR), and more.
Evolution and Growth
Vue was released way back in 2014. Since then, it is continuously evolving. At the beginning of 2018, Vue.js started beating Angular and becoming more famous in the market. Later, in September 2018, Evan You decided to announce the release of Vue 3.0. Vue.js is continuously evolving with the rapid growth in the usage and community of this framework.
Modular and reusable code
This component-based approach was basically inspired by and picked from the ReactJS. We write code in the form of components to import that component and reuse it wherever we need it. Vue.js offers a single-file component, which makes it a loosely coupled and reusable code.
Directives
VueJS has built-in directives such as v-if, v-else, v-show, v-on, v-bind, and v-model, which are used to perform various actions on the frontend.
Watchers
Watchers are applied to data that changes. For example, form input elements. Here, we don’t have to add any additional events. Watcher takes care of handling any data changes making the code simple and fast.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Vue.js?
Vue.js is a JavaScript framework for building user interfaces (UI) and single-page applications (SPAs).
What are the advantages of Vue.js?
The advantages of Vue.js include its simplicity, library support, speed, small learning curve, and collaborative community.
What are the cons of Vue.js?
Cons of Vue.js is that it is too new, too limited, and too flexible.
What is a singe-page applications (SPA)?
The easiest way to explain single-page applications is to envision them as web pages that don’t need refreshing. Hence, they look a lot like mobile applications.